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The ClockMark application was designed to be a modern and simple standalone desktop clock with support for alarms.
It also supports storing and sharing the alarms on a central server on the internet, similar to the existing browser plugins which synchronize bookmarks.
The method chosen for communication between client (desktop clock) and server is WCF (Windows Communication Foundation). All the settings and alarms are saved in XML files, locally and on the server.

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– Central Clock Manager (central clock) is the clock manager application which is used for both the desktop clock and the alarm-synchronization. ClockMark Crack Free Download handles all the alarm management functions.
– The user can add new alarm types by simply selecting an alarm type from the list. There are three different alarm types: The daily alarm, the weekly alarm and the monthly alarm. The user can select different alarm time zones for each type. These time zones can be set globally, in one user account or per alarm. The alarms for the daily and weekly alarms are saved in a locally stored XML file. The alarms for the monthly alarms are saved on a centrally located server. If the alarm type has a timelime to mark with the command line, the alarm type is saved with that time. All the alarms are backed up on the server.
– The user can use the alarm type buttons or the date and time format buttons to set the alarm. They can also set the alarm to “In the morning”, “In the evening”, “In the evening” or “Anytime”. By selecting “Anytime”, the alarm is saved with the same date and time to mark it with on the desktop clock.
– The user can set the time zone of the alarm. If no time is needed, the entire alarm will just be used to mark the desktop clock with. The user can even use the custom icon button to set a custom icon to mark the desktop clock with.
– The alarms are saved on the server in a XML file. The alarm type is used to identify the alarms. It specifies a time interval, a notification method, a custom icon, a time zone, a local XML file and a reference to the XML file on the server.
– The alarms are updated daily at midnight. There are four different commands which update the alarms:
– The `X` command toggles the daily alarm status.
– The `M` command toggles the monthly alarm status.
– The `W` command toggles the weekly alarm status.
– The `Y` command toggles the daily alarm status.
– The alerts are send to the notification method and to the notification email address. There are three different notification methods: The bell, the chime and the txt notification.
– The TextToSpeech notification is used to alert the user by speech, using Microsoft TTS. It should be enabled for use in the server side of the client application.
– The Custom Notification is used to
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1. A standalone desktop application which allows you to see the clock, calendar and alarms from your computer.
2. Optional support to see the clock, calendar and alarms from a website which can be used independently of the desktop application.
3. Alarm functionality which can be configured to play back audio files.
4. Configurable time zone support.
5. Time zone can be selected manually by the user, and time zone settings can be stored on a central server to avoid local settings being changed when the computer is restarted.
6. Optional support for sharing alarms with a central alarm server where the alarms can be synchronized.
7. Support for alarm repetition can be configured to occur daily, weekly, monthly, annually etc.
8. Support for daily and weekly repeating alarms can be configured to play back audio files, and for monthly and annual repeating alarms to play back alarm messages to the computer.
9. Multiple display modes supported, that is, you can display the clock on the main desktop display. A second display can also be used for alarms by opening up a second window.
10. Optional support for drag and drop.
11. Optional support for click on a background to expand/collapse the number of days displayed in the clock.
12. Option to change the month / year displayed in the clock to match the calendar.
13. Option to change the time zone displayed in the clock.
14. Calendar height can be set independently of the clock height.
15. Option to specify whether the alarm to be played back should be daily, monthly, weekly, etc.
16. Dialog box to enter the day of week for repeating alarms.
17. Optional support for selecting events.
18. Optional support for changing the text of the clock to be displayed.
19. Option to add a graphics clock face.
20. Option to change the date / time format.
21. Option to specify if the alarm time should be ignored when a day is selected to repeat the alarm.
22. Option to specify whether the alarm is silent.
23. Option to specify whether the alarm should play back a silent sound, or a sound.
24. Option to specify whether the alarm should play back a message box.
25. Option to specify whether the alarm messages are repeated.
26. Option to specify whether the alarm time should be converted to local time.
27. Option to specify how many days in a month / week the alarm should be played back

The ClockMark application is written using.Net Framework 3.5 with C#.
The project consists of four files:
–The main application file, clockmark.exe.
–Settings.xml
–Alarms.xml
–Bootstrap.cs, this is the application entry point.
The application itself must be run manually, since it won’t start as a service with the existing.Net framework applications.
The bootstrap.cs file is used to change the setting of the application, in order to add new alarms and modify existing ones.
The main windows form of the application is called: SettingsForm. It contains several controls and a save button.
With a setting saved locally, a phone number or email address can be entered to store the alarm in a remote server.

ClockMark’s address bar
the application is opened with a command line parameter: clockmark /settingpath=
There is no Windows GUI here (see instructions if you want to create one)
The application is opened with a SettingsForm, defined in the windows Forms Designer.
This window contains controls that are shown or hidden according to the settings set in the settings.xml
Settings include the
–master
–alarmsettings
–alarmrecords
–Alarm definitions
Installation:
To install the application, you must first download the latest Win-CDF (Microsoft’s open-source port of CDF) source code archive from the CDF download page.
Then you need to extract the archive file into a directory (for example into C:\clockmark)
After that, you can run the following commands as a command line in the folder where you extracted the archive:
make install
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When this is complete, the ClockMark application should be running in C:\clockmark.
Usage:
1. Run the clockmark.exe application directly on your machine.
2. Open a local WCF service in the folder \clockmark\settings\ in a browser such as Internet Explorer or Firefox.
This will open a browser which can be used to set the settings of the application or read the existing settings.
3. Run the clockmark.exe application again and specify the path to the settings file (settings.xml)
4. If you have not already created a remote server, open a web browser on a PC or laptop with Internet access and enter your favorite public URL. The URL should look something like:

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Supported Operating Systems:
Windows 8.1
Minimum:
OS: Windows 7 SP1 x64
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4 GHz
Memory: 3 GB RAM
Recommended:
OS: Windows 8.1
Processor: Intel Core i3 2.4 GHz
Memory: 4 GB RAM
DirectX: 9.0c
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