One Time Alarm or Countdown

Choose [4] this type of alarm to create an alarm, that will ring once and then removes itself from the list of clock alarms.

Note: This type of alarm is the only one, that removes itself after it rings. All other types of alarms keep stored in the list of clock alarms. This autoremove feature makes it ideal for using as a quick use one-time alarm.

All you need to enter is the Alarm Time [1] and Date [2]. Alarm Text [3] is optional.

By enabling the Advanced Options, Alert, Alarm Duration, Snooze, Reminder and Actions can be configured too.

Remind In ...

By checking on the Remind In ... [5] checkbox, one-time alarm turns into the quick reminder entry dialog.

Alarm Time [1] changes into the Time Now [6] field, and all you have to enter is just the amount of time [7] after passing which the alarm will be due.

You can change the time units in [7] input box by changing the [8] slider.

In this Reminder dialog mode, clock automatically calculates the future due time depending on the delay value you are entering and shows it on [9] label.

Countdown

By checking on the Countdown [10] checkbox, one-time alarm turns into the countdown entry dialog.

Note: The display of coundtown is also enabled in Today Info when this mode is used.

Alarm Time [1] changes into the Time Now [11] field, and all you have to enter is just the amount of time [12] (in the form of hour:minutes:seconds) - after passing which the alarm will be due.

In this Countdown dialog mode, clock automatically calculates the future due time depending on the delay value you are entering and shows it on [13] label.

By enabling Advanced Options checkbox, one more input box for days [14] emerges. This allows for entering just any countdown (even a very distant one).

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