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Qlock 1.7

8.0 Editors Rating		License	Free
8.0 Editors Rating		Requirements	Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP
Downloads	50	Limitations	None
Publisher	qlock	File Size	695k
Date added	21 Mar 2006		Check your speed

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Qlock is a simple, professional looking world clock. Featuring more than 500 cities, automatic DST calculation and time sync, user-selectable alarms, multiple skins, RSS feed reader, FX rates and multiple color schemes. Qlock can easily be used to design your own personal world-clock layout. Version 1.7 may include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.

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