A script that sets a time limit on how long a surfer can spend viewing the document. The time left will be constantly shown at the status bar below. After time has expired (ie: 1 minute and 30 seconds), the browser will automatically navigate to another page, forcing the surfer out.

This is quite possibly the only living analog clock totally written in DHTML.

Procrastinators everywhere, rejoice! If many of your projects end up being due on the first of the month, do you know how many days do you have left? This JavaScript calculates and displays the number of days (not weekdays) left in the current month in a snap. And, the script has no trouble with leap year or Y2K.

Use this JavaScript to add time - in the form of seconds, minutes, or hours - to the current time.

Instantly look up both your Western and Chinese astrological signs using this fun script. What they may reveal about you, well, that's for a fortune teller to disclose :)

This is the revised version of our popular analog clock! Now there is a choice of 3 different designs. Installation and configuration have been improved and simplified. Positioning and selection of the clock are very easy now. IE 4 or higher.

If you've ever wondered how many wednesdays there are in the current month, this script will tell you that. It can be modified to work with any day of the week, if not all of them together!

Analog clock that uses DIV tags for the clock face.

It's always fun to play with a stopwatch - even in JavaScript! This stopwatch does even include the basic features of Start, Stop, and of course, Reset. By the way, the time is not the regular seconds readout that you are probably used to. It displays in milliseconds! Therefore, 1000 = 1 sec, 5000 = 5 sec, etc...

This DHTML Clock follows the mouse cursor around the page.