MacPips WorldTime Widget 1.1

MacPips WorldTime Widget presents you with a map of the Earth and shows the areas where it is day and night.
It also functions as a world time clock, allowing you to see the time in all of the worlds time zones. By default, it will be the time zone you are in, but you can pick any other one from the list.
You can also see the effect of changing the time or the date in two ways:
- click on the date or time buttons and change them to another value
- click on the map and drag the mouse left and right to change the time, up and down to change the date. If you hold down the "Apple" key as you drag, the date will be locked; hold down "Shift" and the time will be locked.
Clicking "Now" will update the time, date and time zone to where you are now.
Clicking "Live" makes the widget update in real-time. This is automatically enabled/disabled when the widget is loaded or unloaded.
We really hope you are going to enjoy the MacPips WorldTime Widget.

Enhancements
- After user feedback, you now select a region rather than a time zone. The regions are in alphabetical order, making them easier to find. The time zone itself is displayed next to the clock. The name of the time zone reflects if it is daylight saving or not. A star next to the name reflects this too (eg GMT, BST *), as it isnt all that obvious from some of the names.
- The accuracy of the underlying calculations have been improved by taking into account the ellipticity of the earths orbit: this means the equinoxes and solstices are now correct to within a few minutes rather than a couple of days.
- Some minor behind the scenes updates.