Whats new in World Clock Deluxe 3.2?
Several Clocks palette options have been introduced: the palette can be transformed into a non-floating window, can be made transparent and can be quickly shown and hidden from any application using an editable keyboard shortcut. The palette’s size can be reduced by using a smaller font and by hiding scroll arrows. The Clocks palette’s size has been reduced when clocks rotate: scroll arrows and resize control have been removed. The Clocks palette has an improved appearance and supports live resizing. The automatic display of the Clocks palette at startup and when the Dock icon is clicked can now be disabled. Clocks can now be rearranged directly from the palette by option-clicking them and dragging them to the desired position. Clocks can now be hidden by option-clicking them and dragging them out of the palette. In Mac OS X 10.1 or later clocks can be displayed rotating in the Dock icon. The default clock format preferences now include time format and label. The Preferences pane has b