Another program using the database

[Dave Cantor]

I found a program Wclock described at

   http://www.di-mgt.com.au/wclock/download.html

When installed, the program puts several clock faces on the 
Windows desktop.  Additional clocks can be configured and 
existing clocks can be removed.   Unfortunately, its windows is 
always "on top".   It can be reduced to just one clock being 
displayed (and I have just UTC displayed).   

This program uses the TZ database and should probably have a link 

on the tz-link.htm page.

The program stores a Windows-format .INI file from which Posix TZ 

strings can be derived from Olson timezone names.  The program 
apparently will automatically update its .INI file when 
necessary.

Dave Cantor
Groton, CT