Simnor Clock

Simnor Clock is a small desktop enhancement utility whose purpose is to help you place a digital clock on your desktop. It can be deployed on all Windows versions out there.

In order to run the application correctly and avoid bumping into all sorts of errors or bugs, you need to deploy Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 on the target computer.

It takes a fast and simple installation process where you only need to press a few ‘Next’ buttons in order to gain access to the tool’s GUI. You may access the configuration settings by right-clicking on the clock.

Although you cannot appeal to a help manual, you can get an idea about how the program works in a short amount of time thanks to its intuitive set of options.

Simnor Clock offers you the possibility to move the digital clock to the preferred position on the desktop using drag-and-drop actions. By default, the time (which is shown in hours, minutes, and seconds) is displayed with green on a black background so it’s very for you to read it.

What’s more, you can make the application show a calendar on your desktop. The calendar comes packed with basic functionalities, and you are allowed to jump to the next or previous month, go to the current date no matter what date is selected in the calendar, as well as access the next or previous year.

Other notable configuration settings worth being mentioned enable you to alter the opacity of the clock, keep the clock on top of other programs, as well as adjust the font by selecting from several predefined options.

Tests have pointed out that Simnor Clock displays the time accurately and without errors. It is not a resource hog so you can keep it running in the background without worrying that it affects the overall performance of the system.

Simnor Clock comes packed with several basic features for helping you work with a clock, and is ideal for less experienced users. On the downside, you are not allowed to change the looks of the clock with the aid of several themes, set up audio alarms with custom notifications, and play hourly chimes, just to name a few suggestions.