Aero Software PC Alarm Clock

This application came about because you generally need an alarm during the week but at the weekend you don’t want to be woken up at the same time as during the week. The idea was to create an alarm clock which would be able to run on any platform; Windows, Linux, Unix, and many different types of portable device.

Once set, upon reaching the allotted time that the alarm is set for it will randomly pick one of your MP3s and play it.

In theory anything with a web browser and Java loaded should be able to run this little app.

It requires approx 599K of disk space and when running about 23K of memory. Most of the disk space is used by the documentation so please read it then when you are familiar with the app you can delete the document.

Double click on AlarmClock.jar to run the application. You will be greeted with the Clock GUI.

The first thing you need to do is tell the app where your MP3s are located.

Click Music -> Where is your music

You will them see the Music window.

Type in the path to your music but as per the example please make sure to use the forward slash symbol “/”. This will only need to be done once as the app will remember for future use. You can change the path at any time if your move you music.

Close the window by clicking on the X in the top right hand corner of the window.

Next you need to set your alarms

Click Alarm -> Set Times

You will see the alarm setting window.

Enter the time you would like the alarm set for during the week and what time you would like at the weekend. That’s it!

This app is completely free if you like it please tell others and give them our web site address to download their own copy.

REMEMBER: IF YOU SWITCH OFF YOUR PC THE ALARM WON’T WORK.