| Time Travel 1.2.0.3 | |
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| Description | Time Travel is a date calculator that allows you to calculate the differences between two dates in days, weeks months or years. It offers advanced options that let you skip certain days of the week, and include or exclude weekdays or weekends. You can calculate dates retroactive (e.g how many days since you were born, how many days you have worked etc.) or input the number of days, weeks or months to figure out the corresponding date in the future. Simple interface, easy to use. |
| Category | Home & Office |
| Updated | May 10, 2006 |
| Publisher | Fatih |
| Download | Click here 178 downloads |
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