CLOX WebMaster ASC 3.0

Publisher review:
An active server component designed to work on ASP compatible Microsoft Windows servers (also works on desktop servers using Windows 95 or later). Using the sets of special clock graphic files provided the component puts rows of analogue clocks showing the times in selected time zones on to a web page. Both analog and digital clocks are available in a variety of styles offering a wide range of possible effects. No client side scripting is used other than basic HTML, this maintains maximum compatibility with the widest possible range of web browsers, something which is not possible with java or plugin based methods. Also available is CLOX WebMaster v. 1.1 which will work with other kinds of servers.
Requirements:
MS Windows web server with Active Server Pages.

Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinOther,Win2000,WinXP,WinVista,Win7 x32,Win7 x64

Release notes:
New Release

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