Need a stopwatch because you want to know how long it takes to write an article, signup at an online service, write an email or load a certain website with your favorite web browser? The stopwatch should also be free, portable and absolutely lightweight? Then Only Stop Watch might be the application that you have been looking for. The 13 Kilobyte program can be run from any location after it is unpacked, ideal for mobile usage especially since it does not use lots of storage space.
The program will display the stopwatch window after startup. First start might be a bit confusing as the program starts to count right away. The F5 key on the keyboard will stop the count. Another press on the same button will start a new countdown while F6 will continue where the last count was stopped.
That’s actually the whole stopwatch program. The only settings that are available can be used to switch the language from English to German, to remove the milliseconds and to prevent the stopwatch program from automatically starting the count after program startup.
Only Stop Watch is ideal for users who need a lightweight tiny and free stopwatch program. The software program uses less than 1 Megabyte of computer memory while running actively on the computer desktop.
Only Stop Watch can be downloaded from the developer’s website. It is compatible with most versions of the Windows operating system.
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Will make a useful tool for the USB stick. I always call ahead of an on-site appointment/call, so I am always referring to my phone call list to determine “how long”. This can make it simpler and provide an easy reference for my contact to see it too. If working on fewer than 4 devices, I often have idle time I do not charge for, it would be good for the customer to be aware of that variance. ;-)
I’ve always used http://e.ggtimer.com but this will be handy!