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ajhenderson

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Is anyone aware of a good program that can be used to easily generate program clocks for shows, and label different segments as "net spots", "program", etc.? Thanks.
 
> Is anyone aware of a good program that can be used to easily
> generate program clocks for shows, and label different
> segments as "net spots", "program", etc.? Thanks.
>

Try http://www.hotclock.com
 
That looks the same one that Dan O'Day markets.

KJCB, I make my own hot-clocks, in MS Word, it's not that hard actually. Lots of pie-chart designs to choose from, and you just enter values in an Excel page that pops up and it fills the segments in the 'pie'. A couple of hours invested could save you some cash.
 
Wow... three years later! I do use Excel (or Open Office spreadsheet) and I like it that way. Combine it with Ulead (now Corel) PhotoImpact and you're right,it's the easiest and cheapest way to go.
 
Adobe Illustrator. I use the pie chart tool to get the size of the segment mathematically correct, and then do a lot of prettying up.
 
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