Most alarm clocks put everyone who has to get up at different times throughout the week at a serious disadvantage. The people using the alarm clock have to remember to set the alarm to a different time whenever their schedule changes which could mean that they have to do it every day of the week. That’s highly uncomfortable and was the main reason why Vinod Tandon wrote the College Alarm Clock Program.
First of all it is an alarm clock program for the PC and it seems as if it was not updated in the near past. It is however working perfectly and could be a great asset for every user who wants to use an alarm clock program on the PC to wake him up every day.
The main feature of the College Alarm clock program (discovered at Donation Coder who have it from Cybernet News) is to set a different alarm for every day of the week. This means it is possible to vary the alarm on a daily basis which includes the option to not use an alarm at all on some days.
The alarm clock program lets the user define the type of alarm as well. The choice ranges from playing an audio file from the PC, a track from a CD or a beeping sound that uses a specific Hz setting. It is possible to select any audio file on the computer that can be played with the default audio player unlike many other alarm clock programs who restrict the audio files to wav only.
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I’ve been using this program for almost 7 years now…I found it back when I was just a wee tot entering college, and it worked wonders for me. I still use from time to time, although there is another great free alarmclock out there that is alot easier to use and just as effective…www.kukuklok.com has a very simple interface and as long as you have internet connection when you navigate there, the clock will still go off even if you lose connection in the night. I’m not saying don’t use College Alarm Clock, you absolutely should…you should just use both