Filed under: Utilities, Windows, Freeware
FaaRClock 1.0: Use an analog clock as your screensaver
by Simon Kerbel Mar 5th 2008 at 7:00PM
FaaRClock 1.0 is a program for Windows that displays a simple and very readable analog clock as your computer's screensaver. We're almost positive that this is the screensaver Flavor Flav has installed on his computer. The download and install is simple. Upon existing the installation, you'll be prompted to make FaaRClock your default screensaver.
Additional settings are available in the screensaver tab found in your Windows Display Properties. Those settings allow you to:
- Choose a background color
- Set an input method to wake up the computer (mouse click, mouse movement, customized hot key, etc...)
The only requirement is Windows 2000, XP, Vista, and Flash Player 8 or higher. FaaRClock 1.0 is free.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Jason White said 1:05AM on 3-06-2008
"Upon existing the installation, you'll be prompted"
I think existed should be exited :p
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Jason White said 1:06AM on 3-06-2008
lol... scratch that... "exiting"
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Anth said 2:17AM on 3-06-2008
I would like to recommend Fliqlo, a Digital Screensaver that imitates a flip-style clock, get it at: http://www.9031.com/downloads/screensavers.html
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Anth said 2:18AM on 3-06-2008
whoops digital screensaver. lol.
I was suppose to write digital flip-style clock.
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yhancik said 4:11AM on 3-06-2008
For something more trekkish, see Polarclock !
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yhancik said 4:11AM on 3-06-2008
Doh..
http://blog.pixelbreaker.com/polarclock/
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rgranc said 9:22AM on 3-07-2008
There is a small error: between 12 and 1 o'clock, the small hand does not move from 12... (Try!) :D
I have notified the developer too, just thought to let you know also.
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RP said 3:51PM on 3-11-2008
I just saw that bug too.
Looks like a new version is now available that fixes it -- version 1.02. Unfortunately, the font is now very ugly.
I used to use this to teach my kids to tell time -- now they can't read the funny over-serif'd numbers. :-(
rachna said 6:33PM on 4-03-2008
How about
http://www.anirudhsood.com/Clock-Free-Screensaver/clock-free-screensaver.html
shows date / Day / Date and time plus the site has a global clock screensaver showing local time with other country time, currently free
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