https://www.matsclocks.com  is the Official MatsClocks Website.

All MatsClocks are inside a Zip file.
Extract all the Files including the HourlyChime.wav file from the Zip file to a folder. Otherwise, the MatsClocks won't run.
A Zip file can be opened using any Compressed File Opening software, like WinZip.
To Download WinZip, Copy and Paste https://prf.hn/l/eOaqZzY to a web browser address bar and press enter button.  



How to Run POWERPOINT CLOCK: -
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MatsClocks won't work unless you do these two steps. The default behavior of Microsoft PowerPoint is to block any PowerPoint file downloaded from the Internet. So you need to Unblock the PowerPoint file first. MatsClocks has a digital time display, and an analog display with hour, minute, and seconds needles displaying the time based on Macro Codes. So as the second step, you need to allow the Macro codes to run on your Computer as explained below.



How to Unblock PowerPoint File
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The first step is to open File Explorer and navigate to where you have downloaded the MatsClocks PowerPoint File, then "Right Click" on it and select "Properties". On the open dialog box put a "Check Mark", on the "Unblock" option.



How to Enable Macro
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The second step is to Enable Macro in PowerPoint to make the Digital and Analog Clock Display. To do this, on the PowerPoint top left, Click on "File" then Click on "Options", which will open the PowerPoint Options Dialog Box. In this Click on the "Trust Center" and then Click "_Trust Center Settings.." In the dialog box Click on the "Macro Settings" and Select two things. The first is to select "Enable All Macros" and the next is to put a "Check mark" on the "Trust access to VBA project object model", and Click "OK".



Now Move Your Mouse Cursor from Right to Left or top to bottom over the matsclocks after whilst your in the full screen presentation mode, and the Clock will start running displaying the live time in your PC or Laptop. 

If you have Downloaded a GMT MatsClock, then the time shown will be GMT and not Local time.