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- Change the current date: a Change Date pane provides the ability to view information for any day in the past or future (from 1932 to 2020). This allows one to determine sunrise, sunset and twilight times for days in the past or future. In addition, one can determine moon rise and set times as well as phase for any day. This is great for photography and outdoor events.

- Add user-defined places: to add a new place to VelaClock Deluxe, launch a small utility application from the back of the widget to specify city, country, time zone and a latitude/longitude point. Daylight Saving Time rules are historically accurate.

Full Description:
Besides displaying local times, users can quickly display the time of sunrise, sunset, or twilight, duration of daylight, current phase of moon, time zone information, and much more. The interface can easily be configured to use a minimum amount of screen space or, if the user wishes, multiple lower panes can be opened to display more information and take up more screen space.
The top pane of VelaClock displays a list of cities and corresponding local times. For more detailed information about the currently-selected city, the user can choose whether to display up to four additional panes (each pane has a full and a minimized version).

It scans World news sources too for latest updates on International popular news. A must have widget for every Indian Mac owner!

xCuts includes tips on the use of certain shortcuts, and it’s designed to let you copy and paste shortcuts to external documents. This resizable widget uses the terrific Script.aculo.us effects library to work its visual magic. When you’re done, click the title to compact xCuts down to a tiny lozenge for later use.

- Delivery Status lets you track your deliveries from:

- Adobe.com (US and Canada)

- Amazon.com, Amazon.ca, Amazon.co.uk, Amazon.co.jp, Amazon.de, Amazon.at, and Amazon.fr

- Apple.com (including all international stores)

- Aramex

- Canada Post (Postes Canada)

- DHL (US and Germany)

- DPD

- FedEx and FedEx SmartPost

- GLS Germany

- Google Checkout

- Japan Post (EMS, Yu-Pack, Registered Mail, and Morning 10 Overnight Mail)

- Nintendo (US and Canada)

- Parcelforce

- Purolator

- Royal Mail

- Poste Italiane (Paccocelere1, Paccocelere3, Postacelere1, PaccocelereMaxi, and PaccocelereInternazionale), thanks to Claudio Procida of Emeraldion Lodge

- Posten (Norway)

- Posten (Sweden)

- TNT

- UPS and UPS Mail Innovations

- USPS (United States Postal Service)

Mac OS X 10.4.3 or later is required. Fully compatible with Leopard. Previously known as Apple Order Status and Order Status for Amazon and Apple. Delivery Status is available in English, German (translated by Jennifer Brehm), Japanese (Justin McPeak), French (Thierry Di Lenarda), Italian (Ivano Brignoli), Dutch (Tim Van Damme), Norwegian (Jonas Ensby), Finnish (Tapio Karppinen), and Danish (Tony Lorentzen).

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Besides displaying local times, users can quickly display the time of sunrise, sunset, or twilight, duration of daylight, current phase of moon, time zone information, and much more. The interface can easily be configured to use a minimum amount of screen space or, if the user wishes, multiple lower panes can be opened to display more information and take up more screen space.

The top pane of VelaClock displays a list of cities and corresponding local times. For more detailed information about the currently-selected city, the user can choose whether to display up to four additional panes (each pane has a full and a minimized version):

1) A light level bar that gives the user a picture of the 24-hours of natural light (bright daylight, three kinds of twilight and night) for the current day. A thin white bar indicates when the moon is visible. Daylight duration and the change in minutes of daylight from the previous day are also displayed.

2) Specific times for sunrise, sunset, moonrise, and moonset. Begin/end times for civil twilight, nautical twilight, and astronomical twilight can also be displayed.

3) An image of the moon as seen in the sky above the currently-selected city. This image accurately depicts the angle of the moon’s crescent. Because this angle can change dramatically within the span of an hour, it is updated once a minute, as is the moon’s phase. This view also contains the name of the current phase, as well as local times for the next and previous phase events (new, quarter, full).

4) An analog clock and time zone information. The relative time shows the number of hours the selected city is ahead or behind the current time zone, as set in System Preferences.

No internet connection required. VelaClock is a unique widget in that it is completely self-contained. Many widgets are light weight front-ends to web services; such widgets require an Internet connection. By contrast, VelaClock is designed to function without an Internet connection, and so is particularly useful for laptop users away from their home or office. Astronomical calculations are performed by an internal code module.

- Countdowns to a specific date and time

- Have multiple instances of the widget each with different settings

- Keeps track of remaining years, days, hours, minutes and seconds

- Provides simple repeat options for recurring events like birthdays

- Allows countdowns to dates almost 100 years in the future; perfect for retirement

- Use templates to quickly make countdowns for common events like holidays and birthdays

- Web templates for yearly dates provides a way to have countdown to yearly events like holidays that can not be created to repeat using the simple repeat options

- Web templates for misc. items provides a way to have countdown to releases of popular video games, movies and other events. When a release data changes the widget can automatically update itself with the new date/time

- Show an image on the front of the widget for the countdown on either the left side, right side, both sides or no image at all

- Includes a total of 30 images contained in the widget for easy use and the ability to use a picture from your file system or the internet (So you can use any image that you have access to on front of the widget)

- Will check for newer versions of the widget when you are connected to the internet and go to the back page