The Windows 98 style is selected by default but you can explore other themes from Windows XP, Vista and 7, to futuristic versions like Windows 11 and 12. For instance, it's possible to tweak the clock's size and transparency, making it stay on top of other windows, disable the clock hand responsible for showing seconds, or make its current position fixed. The clock can be positioned anywhere on the screen, and you can bring up its main window to configure settings. Set the clock size, transparency and other aspects The portable edition is ideal if you want to keep ClassicDesktopClock stored on a removable storage device to effortlessly launch it on any PC. Two versions, with setup and without it (portable) can be downloaded from this page. It's incredibly easy to configure, as you would expect from such a program. Customize a retro clock with Windows 98 or XP styleĬlassicDesktopClock is such a tool but dedicated to Windows nostalgics who want to get reminded of the design of older OS editions, like Windows XP and even Windows 98. Many applications offer a bunch of customization settings to create a good-looking digital clock that's easy to spot when you're away from the workstation but still within its range (when doing chores around the house, for example).

Desktop clocks do not only beautify your computer's screen but are also practical.

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