Keep track of all your important future events as well as of those in the past; count the seconds, minutes, days, weeks, months, and years until the next or since the last milestone in your life is what Date Time Counter offers to do for you, both efficiently and attractively. Add new events to your personal timeline, both future and past, and watch how time flies by.
The program’s main interface is neatly divided into two panels – in the upper panel, you will see all your reminders for future events, while those that already took place will appear in the lower panel. The presentation is very similar, and both types of events will show a constantly-updated count of the years, days, and seconds left to future events or elapsed since those in the past happened.
Both the appearance and the data to be displayed are fully configurable. You can create labels to categorize your events (exams, anniversaries, birthdays, etc.) and apply a different appearance to each label, thus giving all the events in a given category a specific look and feel that will help you spot them quickly in the program’s interface. As for the events themselves, they will appear as colored boxes in either the top or the bottom panel. You can personalize them with your favorite colors and with all the countdowns of your choice, including all seven of them, ranging from years to seconds. They can be set to refresh every X seconds.
The program offers you the possibility of browsing all your events in a Table view. All you past and future events will be listed here together with the label they belong to, the type, the date and time, and the years, months, weeks, days, hours, minutes, and seconds to or from the event. Here you can also export all your events data to file, delete them in batches, or simply locate a specific event quickly using the search engine provided. This could also be a great place where to make changes quickly and effectively, both on selected batches of events or on individual items, but, sadly, the Table view lacks all editing properties.
If counting time and seeing time flying by is what makes you happy, this is a tool for you. Unlike other time-tracking utilities, Date Time Counter won’t issue any reminders of any upcoming event so that you don’t forget it, but it will help you to be informed at all times, with a second precision if you wish, of how far or how close it is, either in the future or in the past.
v6.0 [Dec 25, 2016]
- Important (I): the new interface - friendlier and more beautiful, highly customizable (text color, background color, displaying time elements, separation lines, etc.), displays events in blocks with chronological order. Also, keeps the old table view.
- I: can set the tooltip, text color, background color, displaying time elements, font name and size for each event, and you can set the default appearance of events.
- I: supports to classify and manage the events by labels. And you can set the text, tooltip, text color, background color, order, font name and size for each label, also the default appearance can be set. In the previous version, it's very hard to manage the events in multiple files, even need to duplicate the events file manually, load it and then delete the old events.
- I: supports to display an event in full screen mode (can be used to project on the large screen for displaying the countdown for some important thing).
- I: supports to duplicate an event, in order to use the format settings of this event.
- I: supports to export the events list to a file (csv, txt, xls, xlsx, etc.).
- I: does not need to specify the event type again when add or edit an event, now DTC will decide the type according to the event time.
- I: creates the friendlier sample events (one past, one future).
- Integrated the "Copy value" functions to one "Copy text", now you can copy all texts for an event at one time.
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