From author's site:

System Scheduler is an excellent tool to schedule unattended running of applications, batch files, scripts and much more. For anyone used to using MSTask, AT or WinAT, System Scheduler is an ideal and easy to use replacement, with more flexibility and features. Also, you can schedule popup reminders so you'll never forget those important appointments and things to do. Reminders, tasks and other events can be set to run once or every minute, hour, day, week, month or year and several variations on these.

System Scheduler not only allows you to launch programs at scheduled times but also to send keypresses to those programs. This allows you to not only schedule programs to run overnight or at the weekend but also get those programs to do useful things.

From author's site:

The Alarm Clock of Justice wakes your computer from standby and hibernation to play an alarm consisting of movies, music, CDs, and/or running programs, scripts, batchfiles, and ANY type of file your computer knows how to run.

Alarms can also include web addresses and a built-in reminder system can speak reminders with a customizable display (including flashing random colors). Volume effects include unmuting the volume, setting the volume to a certain level, random volume, and alternating the volume between two customizable levels for four customizable amounts of time.

From author's site:

StickyPad is an invaluable, easy-to-use tool that lets you place sticky notes on your desktop. You can type notes to yourself, set meeting and appointment reminders, keep track of a to-do list, and anything else you would do with paper notes.

Your notes can be printed, pasted into other applications, or emailed to coworkers. You can even make notes translucent and have them float above your other windows, so you can see both your note and what you are working on. When you log off, StickyPad remembers all of your notes, and when you log back on, your notes are still there. Once you try it, you won't want to work without StickyPad again.

From http://shii.org/tclock/:

Tclock2 is a taskbar clock for Windows. It is an extremely simple program and takes up practically no memory. It is freeware-- public domain, in fact-- and contains no spyware. You can use it to:

* change the clock's text, appearance, etc.
* change the the taskbar (make it flat, etc.)
* make the taskbar transparent
* change the Start button
* change the Start menu
* change the appearance of the desktop icons (somewhat glitchy)
* synchronize your clock
* set alarms
* assign functions to the clock (drag file to clock = open in Notepad, etc.)

From author's site:

Ten independent Timers in one program, to count down to zero or up to max. 100 hours, with 1 second accuracy. Timers can be viewed one by one or all at once and can resume on a later computer session, all settings are remembered from the previous time ran.

Sound signal (optional) and blinking message window (cannot be hidden with other windows) with user-defined message on alarm. Each timer can be assigned an individual identifier string. Always on top mode and hide in System Tray mode.

World Time Server provides correct and current time in any world time zone, country or major city. Accurate adjustments for Daylight Saving Time ( or Summer Time ) are made according to each location's rules and laws. No matter what time zone a country or city is located in, this is your top choice for a clock resource site.

From author's site:

The ultimate virtual timepiece! "The 'Swiss Army Knife' of world clocks" with unlimited configurable clocks, each with it's own time zone, configurable Daylight Saving Time, Lat Long, and description in a 12 or 24 hour analog/digital user configurable display, that minimizes to the system tray; 2D/3D World Map with day/night display and ability to plot any/all locations. SwatchBeat support, unlimited time zone savvy alarms with AutoSnooze, and repeat for display, Sync, Dial, and Launch App; Uses NTP to synchronize your computers system time (UTC) to a time server; Allows user configurable optional chimes every 60, 30 and/or 15 minutes.

From author's site:

Slawdog Smart Shutdown LX is the successor of the original Smart Shutdown, a free, commercial-quality shutdown utility for Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP, and 2003. In addition to being able to shut down, log off, reboot, lock, turn off, stand by, hibernate, disconnect from the Internet, and display a reminder, you can now wake on LAN, Kill processes, run screensavers, turn the monitor on and off, and reboot the Windows shell-- all automatically, manually, or with a single click. In addition to the new actions, there are many new ways to trigger the actions, as well as many new options and visual settings to help automate your system shutdowns.

From author's site:

Sarbyx TrayClock is the replacement for standard Windows clock, it builds itself right into the taskbar and doesn't eat any desktop space. It includes numerous useful features that extend standard Windows clock functionality:
- to show or not current date or seconds;
- support 12 and 24 hours format;
- transparent background;
- possibility to use Winamp skins;
- 50 skins in the distribution;