Alarms and Stopwatch

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    Default Alarms and Stopwatch

    Are there any good stopwatch programs for the Pocket PC? I need one that can count down or up and has multiple timers, if possible.

    Also, if I want to set alarms, like for getting up with snooze etc, are there any good programs for this?

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    Jon

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    Check out StopTime v2. http://home.comcast.net/~jonsachs/

    It might answer both of your needs.

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    except for the alarms which just don't seem to work in WM2003.

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    Originally posted by corphack
    except for the alarms which just don't seem to work in WM2003.
    My alarms work fine. I've tried and been using the built-in one, bugme, and TimeKeeper. All work
    Current PDAs: HP iPaq 4150, Sony Clie SJ30

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    BTW, TimeKeeper is a quite nice StopWatch and CountDown clock. It can alarm/remind you when a countdown finishes. It's skinable too. Very nice app.

    As for normal alarm, I use bugme. The best part of it (as an alarm) is that it can over write the system sound volume settings.

    You can find it here:

    www.conduits.com

    Good luck!
    Current PDAs: HP iPaq 4150, Sony Clie SJ30

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    Originally posted by corphack
    except for the alarms which just don't seem to work in WM2003.
    There is a fix for this issue. If you search the 2200 series forum for alarm issues you will find a few threads discussing the alarm issues. I could never get my alarms to work in Stoptime until I added the patch from sprite software (hope that's right) and then enabled the automatic daily backup. Now the alarms work 100% of the time for me.

    Dave

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    TimeKeeper is really great.

    As a alarm I am using atalarm.

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    Well, the atalarm v1.5 worked fine for me, but when I upgraded to v3.0 the alarms stopped working. I've also tried their FixAlarm.exe and although it seems to find a lot of issues to be fixed, the alarms do not turn on the unit and they don't sound until I power on the unit.

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    I never used other version but I had this problem too.
    I talked with the support and they said must be another app
    that is in conflict. So I found out was the City Time since they have a alarm too. When a uninstalled city time atalarm was back to work.
    I don't know now what to do about City time.
    Do you have another app that has alarm?

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    Bye-bye Citytime. I'll let you know the results.

 

 
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