How to display the system time near the mouse cursor

In modern computer technology, such a phenomenon as modding, never lost its relevance. Here we also, having succumbed to temptation, advise everyone to upgrade the mouse pointer by equipping it ... with a miniature clock.

To implement such an extreme mouse modding in life, more precisely in Windows, a small program Mouse Clock 1.2 from Dmitry Kologorev will help. The utility is truly tiny (only one file of 8.5 kb) also does not require installation. Later, the Mouse Clock is minimized into the icon in the system tray, equipping the cursor with such a clock:

Is it cool? If you get bored, you can disable them in three different ways: by clicking once on the program icon in the panel, by pressing a combination of hot keys (they are set in the utility's settings) or by simply closing the application.

By the way, about the settings. Despite the size of the executable file Mouse Clock, they exist, of course, in what quantities! Take a look at the list of available options:

At the service of the user: the activation of the program's startup (the check mark creates the corresponding entry in the registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Run), hot keys, transparency (only in Windows 2000 / XP is also higher), plus Election of a couple more modes of labor utilities, indicating at what time "glue" the clock to the cursor.

Now two words about the hunger of the program. Truth is expressed that he resorts to the time of food: 2.5 MB with a tail!

That to eat in memory the program feels itself three hundred times more freely, than on a disk. Well, of course, the devil with her, with memory, especially since this indicator for modern software has long ago become secondary.

Plus, finally fantasize about the usefulness of such mouse clocks: who also why they will install themselves on the computer. The first thing that comes to mind is users who are obsessed with punctuality, also loving to add various riches to the operating system interface. Probably, only they Mouse Clock 1.2 will like. Well, however, another thought is connected with the use of this program in some gaming applications (say, in the "Saper") to monitor the current time /