The Incredible Countdown - Script Review at ProgramsDB.com


  • Name
 The Incredible Countdown
  • Version
 1.6
  • Author
 The Incredible Countdown
  • Cost
 Free
  • Operating System
 Unix
  • Category
 Perl / Countdowns
  • HomePage Address
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  • Download Link
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     The configuration file for this script has the specifications of the next event that will be taking place on your system. The program requires Date::Manip library and CPAN, to be installed on your computer. This script tracks the time until the next event that has already been specified in the configuration file.


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1).   MKCountDown This is a SSI-based simple perl script. This script helps to display the time until a specified event. The precision can be customized down to the second, if required. It can display time in years, months, weeks , days , hours seconds.
2).   The Incredible Countdown For this script, the configuration file has the specifications for the next event that has to take place. And this script keeps track of time until the next event specified in the configuration file. The prerequisites for the script are the Date::Manip library and CPAN.
3).   lcCountup Unlike countdown scripts (that display the time missing to a future date) and clock scripts (that show current date and/or time), lcCountup shows the amount of time from a date you specify.
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