AClock 2.0 the next generation of AClock features a scrolling, user-editable list of cities for easy-operation by the frequent traveller. Other features include automatic calculation of Time Zones and daylight savings time, and an iconize function that shrinks the clock down to the size of an icon. Best of all, you can use any PICT type picture as the clock face for complete customization! If you liked AClock, you'll love AClock 2! ShareWare $5. Available On-Line from AOL.
 
ADB Renewer is an application which resets the Apple Desktop Bus, either automatically or after prompting the user. If you have more than two ADB devices (more than the standard keyboard and mouse), you may have a need for ADB Renewer. FreeWare. Available On-Line from AOL.
 
CATS (Change Alias Type Style) is an application which allows you to change the type style used for aliases. Choose from plain text, bold, italic, underline, outline, shadow, condensed, extended or any combination. Requires System 7 or later. ShareWare $5. Available On-Line from AOL.
 
ColorLauncher If you have a color monitor, you've probably seen this message: "This program only runs in XXX color mode." This means you have to open your Monitors control panel, select the proper mode, close the control panel and run the program again. ColorLauncher will automatically set your monitor to the depth you want before running your application. FreeWare. Available On-Line from AOL.
 
Hexulator is a full-feature hexadecimal calculator for the Macintosh. It features four arithmetic functions as well as AND, OR, and XOR, a scrolling tape, a binary display and memory keys. Work in decimal, hex, or even mix the two. Best of all, in standard mode, HexCalc takes up no more desktop space than the original 'Calculator' DA! This program is so useful it was used to develop itself! ShareWare $10. Available On-Line from AOL.
 
SetDepth SetDepth is a collection of mini-applications. Each mini-app has one function: to set your monitor to a certain depth. Put one on your desktop, and changing monitor depths is as easy as double-clicking. Put this folder in a heirarchical apple menu (like the one in System 7) and changing monitor depth is as easy as selecting from a menu. FreeWare. (SetDepth is now bundled with ColorLauncher)
