TimeAfterTime 1.1

TimeAfterTime is a capable Multi-Timer application. You can launch upto 6 independent, simultaneous Timers - any combination of count up duration (once or recurring), count down duration (once or recurring), count to a time of day, or count as stopwatch. You can assign separate announcement WAV files to each Timer - files you have created yourself or obtained, or, you can select from the announcements and sound effects that come with the tool (via a drop-down list). Special algorithms ensure announcements do not cut each other off or overlap. You can test-listen to WAV files from within the application, before assigning them. Each Timer you launch is clearly marked with what type of timer it is, the count display is bold and prominent, and it carries all the reference notification youd be interested in - the name of the WAV file that will be played, whether the Timer is of recurring type or not (and if it is, how a lot of cycles have already been completed), when the Timer was set, the duration the Timer is counting, what the current time is, etc. Each Timers text message flashes red-blue when it triggers, to get your attention. You can audibly distinguish a once-off Timer from a recurring one, by the number of times the announcement is repeated (3 times in the former case, once in the latter). You can at any stage Hide/Show all timers. You can Enable/Disable pop-up of Timers above all other windows, when they trigger. You allocate each Timers title and message text (to flash) at the Main Control Panel before the Timer launches, but you can alter them from the Timers own panel, after the Timer launches. TimeAfterTime is suitable for a wide range of timing activities. eg. when used for cooking, TimeAfterTime is just like having a chefs assistant sitting there with a notepad and a handful of stopwatches and clocks announcing -Check rice!-, -Vegetables are ready!- (with two differences...TimeAfterTime costs you nothing and is ready to work whenever you are).