WebTimeSync 6 is a time synchronizer software that enables the connection to NIST atomic clock time servers, allowing for synchronization of your computer's clock accurately.
I recently tried out the WebTimeSync 6 time synchronizer for my computer's clock, and I have to say, I am impressed. This software connects directly to one of the NIST atomic clock time servers to ensure the utmost accuracy.
The Version 6.1 release includes several new features that make this software even better. Firstly, it removes the dependency on COMDLG32.OCX, which means that the software is now smaller than ever before. Additionally, it adds server health monitoring, detection of Windows XP and 2003 for event logging, and fixes a long-known bug with the tray icon not properly disappearing.
Installing WebTimeSync 6 is also hassle-free. All you need is the Visual Basic 6.0 runtimes (MSVBVM60.DLL) and the Microsoft Windows Installer to get started. Overall, I highly recommend this software to anyone looking for a reliable and accurate way to synchronize their computer's clock.
The Version 6.1 release includes several new features that make this software even better. Firstly, it removes the dependency on COMDLG32.OCX, which means that the software is now smaller than ever before. Additionally, it adds server health monitoring, detection of Windows XP and 2003 for event logging, and fixes a long-known bug with the tray icon not properly disappearing.
Installing WebTimeSync 6 is also hassle-free. All you need is the Visual Basic 6.0 runtimes (MSVBVM60.DLL) and the Microsoft Windows Installer to get started. Overall, I highly recommend this software to anyone looking for a reliable and accurate way to synchronize their computer's clock.
What's New
Version 6.1: N/A