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If you need a simple program to time onscreen events this is it. Just click the window and it will

Timer
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April 30th 2000
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Timer is, well, a timer! If you need a simple program to time onscreen events
this is it. Just click the window and it will start timing. Click again
and it will stop. Timing is accurate to the millisecond.

Right-clicking on the window caption will bring up the window menu with two
additional items: "Copy time to clipboard" and "Program Options". The
first is self-explanatory. The second menu item brings up an options dialog
where you can select whether the main window will always show above other
windows, choose to show the timer in two different formats (hh:mm:ss.ms or
ssssss.ms) and select a hotkey that can be used to start and stop the program.
The latter option is very useful if you don't want to lose the input focus
from the application you are currently running in order to start the timer.

There is one command-line parameter that can be used with the program.
Specifying "-go" or "/go" (case insensitive) will start the timer going
as soon as the program starts.



Version 1.00 - Initial Release


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This software was written by Robin Keir and is distributed as freeware.
I take no responsibility for any damage or problems caused by using it
but I do welcome comments and suggestions.

[e-mail]
http://keir.net/