UpTime v1.03

UpTime is a small free utility that shows you how long Windows has been running. It displays the number of years, months, weeks, days and minutes since your last boot. For example, if your computer has been running for around 5 days Uptime would display 5 Days, 19 Hours, 42 Minutes, 16 Seconds. Extremely accurate to the second, UpTime is a utility you need to keep around.

UpTime is free and can be easiliy added to your system tray for immediate access to your Windows uptime. Perfect utility for server machine or other computers that are not used every day. You can get a quick snapshot of how long the computer has been running. Best of all, UpTime is free.

You can also view the product information online for UpTime.

Freeware

There are 2 ways to Close Uptime. Simply right-click on the main UpTime screen and choose Close. Alternatively you can right-click on the UpTime icon in the Windows system tray and choose Close.

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Minimum System:

• 316KB free disk space
• Windows compatible mouse

Supported Operating System(s):

• Windows 2008
• Windows Vista
• Windows XP
• Windows 2003
• Windows 2000
• Windows NT
• Windows ME
• Windows 98
• Windows 95

Compressed ZIP file size:	311 KB
Compressed EXE file size:	341 KB
Fully extracted file size:	316 KB
File Date:	Saturday, September 06, 2008 at 9:06:08 AM

v1.03	09/06/2008	Fixed saving the Display Format in the .ini file. Fixed issue with getting uptime past 49 days. Fixed the exceptions that could occur when saving the settings to the .ini file if you do not have permissions.
v1.02	12/01/2006	Changed format so it does not display 0 values, such as 1 week, 0 days, 1 hour, 15 minutes. Added support for Short Date Format HH:MM:SS. Changed the application to save the options when you come back from the settings screen, instead of only on close of the application. Fixed a defect that caused the Show Seconds option not to be retained. Increased the default font size so that the initial start of the application is visible.
v1.01	01/15/2005	Rewrote the entire UpTime logic Fixed the issue of showing negative numbers after Windows is up for long periods of time Changed the user iterface to be more of something to be a useful addition to the desktop Added a tray icon that has a tool tip of the UpTime Options to minimize to the tray or keep as a desktop buddy Added an option to stay on top of all other programs Added options to set font name, size and color Added options to set the background color Added the option to show Seconds or not Removed the option for showing the uptime of milliseconds Added the option to flash the UpTime, including the color and interval Added the option to have a rollover, including the color
v1.00	08/18/1999	Initial version

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