You can also have Talking Desktop Clock play your choice of chime every 15, 30 or 60 minutes, or at some custom interval. And if you find a bulky desktop clock just a little intrusive, then you can make it largely transparent, or ditch the desktop clock entirely, and have the program replace the Windows taskbar clock, instead. If you don't like the position of the clock, then enable dragging and you can move it wherever you like. There are multiple clock styles available, for instance, from simple digital examples to the old style 'classic wall clock' or 'pocket watch'. Right-click its system tray icon and select Options, though, and you can tweak this in a host of different ways.
Talking Desktop Clock is an extremely configurable clock for your desktop.īy default the program displays an analogue clock in the bottom right-hand corner of your desktop.
