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City Database
ZoneTick World Time Zone Clock (starting with version 2.7) uses the free city database, in tab separated values (TSV) format from, http://citytimezones.info
Installing the Most Recent Database
- Go to http://citytimezones.info and download the most recent version in TSV format.
- Unzip it.
- Replace cities.txt, timezones.txt, and tz_changes.txt files in your ZoneTick installation directory with the new files.
- Restart ZoneTick for the changes to take effect.
- If the time zone for any of your clocks has changed, re-configure it by double-clicking, selecting the same city again, and clicking Apply.
If you own ZoneTick and the steps above look too complicated consider asking for a new version, which would normally include the latest city time zones database. We provide free updates during for 1 year after purchase.
Note for Users of v3.3 and Above
ZoneTick v3.3 and newer utilize automatic updates. Automatic updates include any changes to the database from http://citytimezones.info at a time the update is released. Automatic updates overwrite older time zone files. If you use v3.3 and newer versions consider making sure that the information on http://citytimezones.info site is correct. Changes will be automatically distributed to all ZoneTick World Time Zone Clock users.
Modifying City Database
If something is missing or is incorrect in the database feel free to submit a change request at http://citytimezones.info You can add or modify cities. Your request will be reviewed by other visitors of the site. Upon accumulation of enough approvals the change will be integrated into the database immediately.
Please VERIFY your data before initiating a change request. You may use Google Earth to obtain exact latitudes and longitudes. One other source to verify data is Wikipedia. Make sure to read the site data modification guidelines.
If you don't want to update the database yourself but want something to be corrected in it please let us know and we'll see what we can do.
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[ July 23, 2008 ]
