A free countdown timer that remembers on exit?

[Stealth3si]

Does anyone know of a timer that has the following features (in order of importance)?

1. Free
2. Counts down in hours and minutes.
3. Be able to pause countdown timer, remember this time on close/exit and resume this time on startup?
4. When the countdown stops, it must show a message box and be able to play sound if possible.
5. Able to reset the countdown timer.
6. Hotkeys that can pause/resume the countdown and can also reset the countdown.
7. Simple, lightweight interface, )i.e., a small floating window that displays only the time.)

I realize this is a picky list but I have tried many different programs over the course of two days search, browsing some website lists of these kinds of programs but none have met my requirements. is there a page or a list of programs that might be as I described or better yet if you can directly point to me a specific program that would be awesome!

Thanks.

 

[mistform]

I use Cool-Timer. I haven't really played with it a whole lot. But it usually remembers the timer when exiting. Even if it forgets it's incredibly easy to change it.
http://download.cnet.com/Cool-Timer/3000-2350_4-10062255.html

 

[Stealth3si]

I use Cool-Timer. I haven't really played with it a whole lot. But it usually remembers the timer when exiting. Even if it forgets it's incredibly easy to change it.
http://download.cnet.com/Cool-Timer/3000-2350_4-10062255.html

lol are you sure I tried it and it doesn't remember...IIRC


EDIT: Yup i just reconfirmed it doesn't remember the timer when exiting... ;( thanks anyway...

 

[c627627]

I haven't updated this one in more than 10 years:
http://www.digital-digest.com/dvd/downloads/showsoftware_shutdown_counter_300.html

This it does not do:
remember this time on close/exit and resume this time on startup?

I post because I wanted to ask you to hit up developers to include this feature, I'm guessing one of them will eventually, post here when they do.

 

[Stealth3si]

OK but developer can't be reached...

 

[c627627]

Well try finding ways to contact people making these programs, it's a long-term thing. If you're persistent, one of them will include this feature in a future build if it does not exist already anywhere, which is why you should tell them how it would set their program apart from others.

 

[orion456]

Does it have to be Windows program?