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| JavaCounter is a Java applet contains JavaCounter and SuperClock, both of which are Java applications, so they can easily operate on the visitors computer. The time displayed is as accurate as the visitors clock and there will be no network delays. The JavaClock needs PerlScript to be installed as Java applets cannot write to files. As this can generate text and digits internally, this can run even without digit graphics saving your online time.
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| | | | This freeware Java applet is a solution to the count down requirement in your web page. It counts seconds, minutes, hours, days and years to a particular target time and date, which has to be supplied as a parameter. You can place this on your web page by pasting this code into the HTML source. To start a countdown change the ?CountdownDate? parameter.
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| | | | World Wide Live Counter is a real time counter that updates the counter without refreshing the browser. Webmasters need not refresh their page to see the counter advance. This counter can be integrated on all the websites. This counter does not require any special requirements like JDK. This counter helps the webmasters by counting the number of users online.
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| | | | XdebugX Counter is a counter applet, that can be added by the webmasters to their sites to tell the time to their visitors. This counter updates itself automatically in real time. This counter needs the IP address and this counter is very easy to install and it does not need any special requirements.
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