WebTimeSync connects to one of the many national atomic clock web servers (from NIST), downloads the time to your computer and synchronizes it to NIST time. It can automatically update the time at an interval you set and (if you would like it to) it will make sure you are connected to the Internet before trying to update. WebTimeSync minimizes to your system tray, so it's out of your way while you work. You can even set it to start at system startup to your tray so that it's synchronizing the time automatically when you're online (given you've set up the automatic update option). The Version 5.6 release is Windows XP visual styles compatible, fixes a problem with "still executing last request" errors, changes the order of the server list, and adds the capability for WebTimeSync to check for updates to itself automatically. You can only run up to 15 successful updates before being required to register.