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aAlarm 4.92


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Requirements Palm OS 3.0 or higher
Downloads 6 Limitations None
Publisher A0Soft Inc. File Size 50k
Date added 18 Dec 2008 Check your speed

aAlarm not only allows you to set up 10 alarms at a time but enables you to set alarm time based on different city local time zone. aAlarm built-in 1039 cities' GMT and DST information.

Features include:

  • Supports snooze function.
  • Providing a flexible way for you to customize alarm time on everyday or weekday only.
  • aAlarm allows you to set alarm sound times to infinite until you press [OK] or [Snooze] button. You can now use Palm as your alarm clock to wake you up at every day morning.
  • You can set alarm time in either other city local time zone or home city time zone.
  • aAlarm enables you to use different alarm settings for each alarm.
  • Sony Clie PCM sound can also be used for alarm.
  • Support Palm 5-way navigator.
  • Tightly integrate with aClock and aDSTKeeper.
  • aAlarm shares the same city database, wcCityDB.pdb and wcCntyDB.pdb, with aClock. You can add/change/delete any city via aClock and then aAlarm will take effect automatically.

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