O'Clock is a UTC (coordinated universal time) world clock. It displays time and date in 2 cities compared to local city. Quick-find cities from city time zone db with 360 cities.
This program was written in CASL by the folks at CASLsoft as a means to show you how easy it is to turn your ideas into PDA applications. This version requires no runtime, and comes complete with an easy installation program. Complete source code is provided, but not required. Please enjoy with our complements!
Check out other freeware applications from CASLsoft, and other applications from CASL developers at CASLsoft's freeware page.
CASLsoft provides a Windows based development tool to enable developers familiar with Visual Basic or Java Script to easily develop professional PDA applications.
CASL has many features competing tools do not have, and yet is priced to be easy on the wallet. CASL was first released in 1996, making CASLsoft one of the earliest supporters of the Palm OS.
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Supported operating systems:
Palm OS 3.x, Palm OS 4.x, Palm OS 5.x
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