Suncycle

Sure enough there is a fixed amount of time everywhere in the world, but different locations rely on various configurations to make the best out of daylight. This means that you need to be well-aware of these differences if you are to synchronize your activities. For instance, Suncycle is an application which provides a great deal of info on custom time zones.

The setup process doesn’t take a lot of time, but for the application to work you need to make sure that .NET Framework is also on your computer, even though it comes in the default feature pack of modern Windows iterations. The last step of the setup process also offers the chance to launch the program directly.

The main window provides an insight on the current month, as well as some other details like sunrise, sunset, daylight, coordinates based on the system time. You’re free to navigate around to view details for every day you select, while several fields let you navigate through years, as well as months.

Down in the setup menu, you find various options to handle default application configuration options, graphics, options to export data, or sent the application to the tray area. The configuration window might take some time, but this is only because of the variety of values. These let you specify summer and winter time months, number of weeks, timezone, as well as ephemeris.

Apart from the general month navigation window, there’s also the possibility to access a detailed view of daylight. A chart is shown, and you can set page orientation, margins, as well as level of details. You can choose to print, and also export entire details to file using a custom time range.

Bottom line is that it’s fairly important to be well-aware of time, regardless of location. As such, Suncycle comes as a practical tool with which to not only navigate and view more details on time, but also create a chart on daylight, and save calendar on custom configurations.