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CLOCKWISE FAQ
- What's the latest version of ClockWise?
- How can I purchase ClockWise?
- What operating systems does ClockWise run on?
- What should I do if I lose my registration code?
- Will you ship the software on CD or diskette when I purchase?
- How can I set my computer's clock on schedule?
- How can I set the system clock from behind a firewall or through a proxy server?
- How do I stop the Windows Task Scheduler?
- What's the latest version of ClockWise?
The current version of ClockWise is 3.30b, released 24 February, 2007.
Click here to see what's new in this version.
Click here for the complete version history.
Click here to download the current release.
Click here to stay informed of new releases!
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- How can I purchase ClockWise?
ClockWise is easy to order, and there are a number of ways to do it.
- You can order by sending a check or money order directly to RJ Software. Don't forget to print and fill in the registration form.
- Or use your credit card to order via secure on-line web server
The cost of ClockWise registration is $34.99 per copy (multiple copy discounts are available).
Click here for complete pricing information, ordering methods and registration details.
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- What operating systems does ClockWise run on?
ClockWise runs on Windows 95, 98, ME, NT 4.0, 2000, and XP!
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- What should I do if I lose my registration code?
If you need your license code again for any reason, you can retrieve it at http://www.rjsoftware.com/recover.html.
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- Will you ship the software on CD or diskette when I purchase?
Our software is only available as an Internet download, and there are some very good reasons for this. A disk or CD would become obsolete in a very short period of time because we provide frequent updates and improvements to our software. Downloading from the Internet is very fast, and costs you nothing. Therefore you don't have to wait and you don't have to pay for shipping, handling, or sales tax. Additionally, once you've purchased a software license you never have to pay for an upgrade and can always download the current version.
For all of these reasons, we don't ship our software on disk or CD.
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- How can I set my computer's clock on schedule?
To schedule ClockWise to set the clock automatically, click the Options button and select Functions, Schedule, Events and a window listing all scheduled events will pop up. Click the "Add..." button and a new window will appear that allows you to define what, when and how often an event is to occur. Select "Set Time via NTP Server" from the Description drop-down box and fill in the rest. (With a DSL, Cable Modem or direct Internet connection you won't need to check either "Set Time only if already connected" or "Terminate dial-up connection when finished").
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- How can I set the system clock from behind a firewall or through a proxy server?
If you're using Internet security software, or if you're connected via a proxy server, you'll need to enable port 123 for use with the SNTP protocol, and port 37 for the Time (UDP) and the Time (TCP) protocols protocol. (Note that the SNTP protocol is much more accurate than the Time protocols). Some security software may require you to both install and enable those protocols.
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- How do I stop the Windows Task Scheduler?
Normally you can stop the Windows Task Scheduler from opening in just a few steps. Open the Task Scheduler by double clicking on its icon in the system tray, then select the menu option "Advanced" | "Stop using Task Scheduler." Then close the Task Scheduler.
However, sometimes it's a little more complicated...
If you have installed the Windows Critical Update notification program, you will have to disable or uninstall that first (it automatically turns the Task Scheduler back on at startup since that is what runs it).
To disable the Windows Critical Update you need to click on the Start button and select "Run..." then key in "msconfig.exe" and click OK. On the dialog box that opens, click on the Startup tab. Find the entry CriticalUpdate and remove the uncheck the check box next to it. Click OK or Apply to save any changes.
If you want to uninstall the Windows Critical Update completely, click the Start button and select "Settings" | "Control Panel." Then open the "Add/Remove Programs" icon, find the entry for the Windows Critical Update and left click once on it to select it. Click on the "Add/Rremove" button and follow the instructions given.
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