Stopwatch Timer Comparison

springs USES 24 MB of RAM !!!
	options don't look to work properly, otherwise ok

brooks timer_10
	does not do stopwatch, only countdown-ish

slimm  a 350 K installer that extracts a 40 K exe
	click start, & it minimizes to the taskbar
	click icon, & it restores & PAUSES !!!
		so you can see where it's at without ... NO GOOD!

coutdown 1+ MB .msi, extracts to a 130 KB exe, includes VB6
	always shows date/time or "alarm" time.
	then can be elapsed timer (rather then stopwatch?)
		not sure how to reset it?

freewatch - can start from command prompt !
	always on top (click icon)
	can set to seconds, tenths, hundreths (or minutes, hours)
		start/stop button, also can do 'lap times', reset to 0
			time can be copied to clipbord (click icon)
^-so far, a winner.

dual - neads install, starts automatically afterwards
	1 or 2 timers, resizeable, not the greatest looking though
	w/2 u can time 2 items simultaneusouly
		easy 2 use, though its like it tries to be "fancy"
		instead of easy/simple & so looses points that way
			& i really don't care for the "digital" digits

multi 10 timers, 1-10
	click number to start (but how to start 10 without also starting 1?)
	sh+click to stop.  can also do lap times.  always shows hundreths
	labels can be set for each number.  results can be exported (csv +)
	odd spreadsheet like format, eh?

af8v30 DOESN'T WORK.
	gui loads, but not the time nor the stopwatch work/show any numbers
		so no telling, but FAIL

timeleft BIG size, reminder, countdown, clock, stopwatch, timer ...
	/tries/ 2b fancy schmancy, otherwise just PITA.

desktoptimer installer
	ONLY a countdown timer, so no good.
		otherwise had nice selection of skins.

onlystopwatch
	not bad, only 25 KB, readable, resizeable, can stop by clicking in the
	gui.  can show miliseconds (only hundreths on freewatch).  other then
	not having command line/batch support ...  #2!