![]() Each timer has a title for identification and a text field for notes. Timer controls can be copied (cloned): right-click a timer (or the corresponding menu entry) and select "Clone" and the number of clones (1.9) to create new timers with identical settings. Background color and an associated icon can be set. Timers can be started and stopped in groups or be connected in exclusive mode or chain mode. Timer controls can work in stopwatch mode (count up to 1,000 days total), count-down mode (down from 1,000 days maximum) or alarm clock mode (daily, on selected weekdays or at a specific date). They can pause and continue and they can even keep counting the time while the program is inactive. Timers can work in three modes: Stopwatch, Countdown and Alarmclock (single event or recurrent). Timers can be undocked and placed anywhere on the desktop, in any size. The list shows start time, stop time and total time and can be exported to an Excel file. All timers show up in the list view on the bottom, which can also serve as an operating interface via the context menu, to control the timers. You can add as many timers to the window as you like and create copies of existing timers. Timer settings dialog (different for each one of the three available timer types). ![]() Many different design options for the timer controls (inside the window or undocked).The timers can be resorted by drag & drop and resized with the trackbar or Ctrl + Mousewheel. ![]() ![]()
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