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Calendars
calendarThe calendar shows a different image for each month, and users can go backwards or forwards in the calendar year.
ccalendar
CCalendar is a free calendar applet that you can use as a real calendar, choosing the global appearance and photos you want to show.
idesCalendar
The idesCalendar applet provides a way to create a calendar with 12 months worth of pictures and the ability to link dates to other pages.
KNCalendar
This applet displays a full calendar for any given year in the text box (after 1 AD). A god tool to easily find the day of the week for any day. Source included!
Clocks: Countdown
countdown
Counts down to a user-defined date and time.
CountDown2
This freeware applet displays the number of days till any specified date. You can use your own digit images, define a background image or color and set the number of pixels between the digits. Source included!
Jtimer
Looking for a timer to go with that quiz you have on your site? Or a timer application you can use to test yourself offline? This may be what you're looking for.
MilleniumClock
We're starting to see more and more countdown clock applets. This is a slick Millennium clock which counts down the days left until Y2K!
y2ktest
This applet counts down to the Milenneum. The author made it for fun so we could "countdown until the world is held at bay."
Y2Wok
Y2Wok reads the date and time on a user's computer, then calculates the time remaining until Y2K.
Clocks: Standard
billsClockAn attractive analog clock with a moving second hand.
Clock
The original analogue clock applet from Sun Microsystems. Source is included.
Clock2
A clock that can be configured in a variety of ways.
dac
This Java applet implements a digital alarm clock with simple animation. Several parameters are customizable.
dclock
A digital clock that can be set for any time zone.
Dgclock
A digital clock, accurate to the second.
DigClk
Another simple flicker-free digital clock.
JavaClock
This free Java clock is easy to configure, you can use your own images, etc, and it adds some flash to an otherwise drab Web page.
LunarPhases
This free applet shows the current phase of the moon, its age, percentage visble and distance from Earth and the times of the mext four major lunar phases.
OnlyTime
This is a digital clock applet with a difference. You can the change the look of the clock by specifying Font, Font size, Background and text color, etc.
PCClock
This free analog/digital alarm clock behaves according to your wishes, with fully customizable parameters.
Uhr
With the help of lots of parameters, you can customize this Java clock for your needs. You can change colors, size, types of hands, timezone and many more. Source included!
Clocks: Synchronizers
JSNTP
JSNTP is a free, cross-platform java application that uses Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP) to accurately synchronize your computer's clock with any of the dozens of NTP servers on the Internet.
TickTock
A Java application that permits synchronization of the host computer's clock with the master clock at the U.S. Naval Observatory.
Other Clocks
InternetTime
Internet Time is a decimal time system invented at Swatch and MIT. It divides the day into 1,000 beats, each equivalent to about 86.4 seconds (0:01:26). Time zones are ignored, so @715 is the same time in Sydney as in London.
LunarPhases
This free applet shows the current phase of the moon, its age, percentage visble and distance from Earth and the times of the mext four major lunar phases.
stardate
The stardate applet displays the current stardate -- both the human and klingon versions. Java 1.1 is needed to run (NS4 or MSIE4). Source included.
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