DateTimeConverter

Although a computer displays time and date information in readable format, specialized applications can have different methods of reading and writing these values. This is especially useful in programming, and you might need to use some programs the likes of DateTimeConverter to find the values you need.

The application comes in a pretty lightweight package, and doesn’t even take you through a setup process to enable functionality. This allows you to carry it on a USB flash drive along with other tools you need, but just make sure that the computer you work on is fitted with .NET Framework so you don’t run into any issues.

As far as the interface is concerned, all it has to offer is found in a clean, simple interface, which makes it possible for individuals of all levels of experience to quickly get the hang of things. System time is specified from the start, and a default conversion is already offered, giving you an idea of what the process delivers.

The readable field is where comfortable input is done, but you’re free to start from any other value. You can easily pick the date and time from a calendar, while all other values are manually written down. The format can be specified, but you can also select the format from a list of predefined values.

Results are displayed in a text field. You obtain the converted values from all format types, and you can send them to clipboard at the press of a button. On the bright side of things, the results field is editable, just in case you want to make some adjustments before copying the results.

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that DateTimeConverter might not be your everyday converter, but it might just save you the time and effort in particular programming projects. It’s portable, easy to use, and displays results at the press of a button.