SAM 1.52
A set of reminder-related tools: clock, calendar, notepads, some tables, etc.
Program info
SAM is a set of tools that contains a clock, a timer, a chronometer, a calendar, a small calculator, several notepads, Greek and Cyrillic alphabet tables, and some other things. This application is designed to help us create all types of reminders: to-do lists, anniversaries, special events, appointments, quick memos, meetings, and so on. This program can also be used to calculate how many days there are between two dates, know which zodiac sign corresponds to any specified date, and convert both Imperial and metric system units of distance, speed, mass, and temperature (Celsius, Fahrenheit, and Kelvin). We can also have up to three clocks set for different time zones. Moreover, we get three tables that contain the Greek alphabet, the Cyrillic alphabet, and the international dialing codes. This program can also start any utility on Windows startup and play sounds for timers and reminders (default Windows sounds or our own wav files can be used). SAM is quite simple to operate, and allows us to have one or all the utilities opened at a time. The fully functional trial version can be used for free for a period of forty days.
Pros
- A free trial for 40 days
- A unit converter for English and metric systems
- Dates calculator
- Several notepads
Cons
- Only in English
- To be able to use the small calculator, we must type in the numbers and the basic operators(+,-,X,/)
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