# Accessible PC Alarm Clock

Category: Geeks r Us

## Post 1 by yankee g wolverine (Account disabled) on Saturday, 30-Aug-2008 2:26:12

Yeah, title says it all. If you know of one, it'd really be helpful

## Post 2 by Big Pawed Bear (letting his paws be his guide.) on Saturday, 30-Aug-2008 2:38:59

hi. try the bsc talking clock and reminder system from.
www.blindsoftware.com
I've used it in the past and is rather good. as to why i don't have it on this system, well that's historical, had a problem with the system, non talking clock related and didn't put it back. too lazy imnsho. heheh.

## Post 3 by yankee g wolverine (Account disabled) on Saturday, 30-Aug-2008 2:54:41

thanks a lot

## Post 4 by Albanac (I'm going for the prolific poster awards!) on Saturday, 30-Aug-2008 3:07:19

If ya dont' like that one garret, www.jfwlite.com had one in their programs section called alarm 95, that's not bad also.
Cheers,
Simon

## Post 5 by yankee g wolverine (Account disabled) on Saturday, 30-Aug-2008 6:52:43

found one off of jaws-users.com that wasn't a waste of 20 dollars like the first one listed appears to be

## Post 6 by Blue Velvet (I've got the platinum golden silver bronze poster award.) on Saturday, 30-Aug-2008 15:25:20

Try this site:
http://clock.steve-audio.net

## Post 7 by Blue Velvet (I've got the platinum golden silver bronze poster award.) on Saturday, 30-Aug-2008 15:29:29

Here is the introduction on the home page for the site I mentioned above. I have a friend who uses this program and loves it.
Welcome to Steve's Talking Clock, a small, customizable talking clock for Windows! This program can live in the Windows system tray and be configured to
automatically announce the time on the quarter-hour, half-hour, three-quarters, and at the top of the hour. In addition, an alarm can be set to announce
itself for any time of the day. Configurable hotkeys, support for multiple clock types, configurable audio output, and a quiet mode make this program unique.
Unlike other talking clocks for Windows, this program is designed so that you can use any clock voice you wish, and a different voice can be configured
for each announcement.

## Post 8 by yankee g wolverine (Account disabled) on Saturday, 30-Aug-2008 17:21:13

thanks becky, I'll give it a shot.

## Post 9 by b3n (I'm going for the prolific poster awards!) on Wednesday, 03-Sep-2008 3:48:59

I kinda object when I get asked to pay for functions that are built into xp.
I'd paypal steve some money when he developes something that can not be done with out his or another program.
I like the alarm clock of justis but the url escapes me.
One nice feature is that when using a laptop, you are able to put it into hybination and it will automaticly wake up when the alarm is due to go off.
Its free btw.

## Post 10 by yankee g wolverine (Account disabled) on Wednesday, 03-Sep-2008 5:46:20

found one on jaws-users.com, don't remember if I said that, and don't care at this point