How acccurate is this website's clock counter?
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I checked out the site, it seems pretty accurate.
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A few questions:\n\n1. Have you corrected the time?  If you have, does it reset to the incorrect time when you reboot?  \n\n2. Do you have the correct time zone set?  If not, the minutes will be correct, but hours will always be wrong, because Windows automatically synchronizes the time based on the time zone YOU give it.\n\n3. Is the computer connected to a network?  Some Netware networks will override the time setting on the computer.\n\nEven if the CMOS battery is bad, Windows should automatically set the time when it contacts a time server.
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Like atomic_overlord said, but I also suggest you have a simple project or two in mind.  Try creating a MySQL-based counter for your websites!
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there is this system called e-time, Im not sure what the website is but if you type it in you should find something.
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http://www.worldtimezone.com/
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http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/city.html?n=125
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/skillswise/numbers/wholenumbers/multiplication/timestables/factsheet.shtml\n\nIt goes up to 9... hope it helps.
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1. Go to My Computer\n2. Then click on Control Panel\n3. Then click on DATE AND TIME\n4. Move the clock hands to the correct time.\n5. Go back to e-mail and the time will be correct.
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These three sequntal clock wise numbers \n2+3+4 --> 9+4 --> 1 (adding the last no.(4)\nBut not works for all
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I think the bigger question is, "Is it really 10:10, or is it 1:50?"\n\nMakes the clock look nice. \n\nCheers!!
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http://www.masstimes.org/dotNet/Default.aspx
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go to http://downloads.yahoo.com/ and there you can download something called widgets. Once you install that go to the home page of the widgets and their will be countdown clocks you can choose from. You can also download whether stuff for you widgets so you can tell what kinda whether he's going through
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a round clock\n\ntime is a clue
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I'm pretty sure dreamweaver has one created you just gotta insert it into a webpage. Go under insert and object or media or somewhere there you should be able to find a counter.
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if you find out, you need to let me know...\nwhit_rocks@yahoo.com\n\nif you want to learn about more mysteries of life, i suggest you read Why do clocks run clockwise?
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Stat counters are very rudimentary - and if it is visible to visitors, the site looks very amateurish.\n\nStat counters only give you the "how many" came to the site, but not what they did to your site, what pages they accessed, how long they stayed in your site, what day they accessed your site, what browsers they used, what screen resolutions, where did they come from and who are your referrers, and other metrics. These metrics are essential in:\n\n- understanding how customers use your site\n- the type of content they want (so you can build more of those content)\n- how effective your marketing strategies and which sites bring in the most traffic\n- how your sales are going\n\nI suggest checking out and applying for Google http://www.google.com/analytics/ . It is open for invitation only but you can request an invite. It is free, yet very sophisticated. Some of its features such as funnel analysis and link analysis (what links on your page do visitors click on -- gives the number of times a hyperlink was clicked on) are found in more expensive web stats software such as Hitbox HBX (license fee is around $20K per annum).
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Had a quick look at Blingy blob.\n\nI think you copy a lump of their HTML code and insert it into your site wherever you want it. So presumably, after you have counted down to your event and no longer want the countdown timer - you simple delete the HTML code you had put in in the first place. \n\nSounds reasonable...hope it works for you....