Egg Timer
EggTimer is a simple countdown timer that is sort of like the cooking timer you might find in many kitchens. You set a time in minutes, it counts down the time, and an alarm goes off when the time has elapsed. It starts with the counter running. It remembers the number of minutes to count from the last time it was run. It can start minimized and you can see the counter running in the minimized icon on the task bar. When the alarm goes off, it restores itself to the screen and flashes a few times. Just click close and it is gone. Just 2 clicks. One to start, one to close. Very simple. It has a couple more bells and whistles. It can play any .WAV file as the alarm. It can count down or up. It can count from 0 to 9999 minutes. To keep things simple, the count time is entered in whole number minutes. Most egg timers work this way. It can also be run in clock mode where it will show the time of day instead of running the timer. 32 bit program runs on Windows 98, ME, NT, 2000, and XP. The price of this program is just $5 (Five Dollars). You can pay by PayPal or mail a check. The program works fine even if you do not pay for it. There is no time limit. It will run forever. It is fully functional. No features have been removed. There are no nag screens. It contains no spyware, no advertising.
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Egg Timer Review
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Website
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Michael Robinson
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Screenshot
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View Egg Timer Screenshot
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Cost
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$5 US
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Release Date
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2004-02-28
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OS
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Win98,WinME,WinNT 4.x,WinXP,Windows2000
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Requirements
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Windows
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File Size
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4232 KB
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Install Support
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Install and Uninstall
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Type
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Shareware
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Version
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1.0
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Tags
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timer, clock, countdown, countdown timer, utility, application, software, shareware
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