Minute Timer 1.8

Publisher review:
Minute Timer Program Functions
1. To set and start the timer count down, select time in up-down control or enter in edit box and click the Start button.
2. To cancel the timer count down, click the Reset button

Notes:
a) In the trial version, the maximum allowable count down is limited to only 1 minute and there is no repetition count down feature. In the full version, the maximum allowable count down time is 180 minutes. The full version also allows you to set the number of repetitions to count down.

b) You can customize the sound to be played when the count down is reached. Just copy your own wav file into the installation folder and overwrite the existing mtimer.wav file.
You can set a count down timer for any activity you desire.

The program executable file size is only 21KB in size as it is written completely in Assembly Language using RosAsm, the world's only Rapid Application Development tool for assembly programming.

Minute Timer is a portable application. This means that you can put it in your USB drive and run it directly from the USB drive. This is because Minute Timer does not use the Windows registry at all. The default installation folder is Program Files\Minute Timer. To make Minute Timer portable, you only need to copy the Minute Timer folder and all its contents to your USB drive.
Operating system:
Win2000,Win7 x32,Win7 x64,Win98,WinVista,WinVista x64,WinXP

Release notes:
Minor Update

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