Here is another great post from the How To Geek and he hits on another neat program for Windows XP users that adds a little Windows Vista flair to an XP system.
One of the features that regular users seem to love in Windows Vista is the sidebar’s analog clock. Every time I glance at somebody’s desktop in a coffee shop they are using one. Windows XP users are not left out in the cold with the ClocX desktop clock that works similarly.
Vista Style Analog Desktop Clock for Windows XP :: the How-To Geek
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