Longhorn Systray Clock

[DotCoM 0]

the same the same the same :(:(:(:(

Edited July 11, 2004 by DotCoM

[RCube 0]

Here's mine after the install, and like him, It seems that it's the same version.

http://albator.pointclark.net/Screenshot/LClock.jpg

PS: and the file size of LClock I extract was 144219.

That is 1.22a.

I am sorry, I knew it might cause some confusion to some users. But the change in 1.22a is very minimal.

- When in 24hour mode, AM/PM changes to Day of the Week: SU/MO/TU/WE/TH/FR/SA

I got lazy here and is just using "12 Hour time" to toggle between AM/PM and Day of the week.

So when you check 12 hour time, you get AM/PM. If you uncheck 12 hour time, you get Day of the week.

And "Show AM/PM" is changed to "Show AM/PM or Day of the Week".

I should have changed the interface to make it clear. I'll do that in the next version.

- Horizontal offset for AM/PM.

Check position tab in LClock control panel tool.

[Sav 0]

OOOOOOOOOhhhhhh I see what you mean now, ok it works then. THX bro.

[DotCoM 0]

hihi looooll ok :D thx

[Stacker 0]

1. Setting the time in LClock control panel tool.

- Thats what "Date and Time Properties" is for. Double click will give you that.

2. Using rainlendar's events.

- Rainlender already notify the user. Whats the point having two popups at the sametime?

3. Having alarm function in LClock.

- I have thought about this. And my orginal plan was to have a popup mini calender when you move the mouse over the clock. And from the popup you can set events. Some people liked the idea, others thought LClock should be kept as is.

hi RCube,

maybe I did not make my point clear :(

in my concept:

1. setting the date/time in the LClock/Reminders panel:

of course, this is date and time set for the reminder (when the reminder shall be activated)

(and not for setting the system date/time - I am not _so_ dumb :) )

2. Rainlender is good for its users. I agree that 2 popups are unnecessary.

My idea is that LClock should offer this reminder feature because several users (including myself) do not use Rainlender or other cal apps. Rainlender users shall simply ignore this feature in LClock :)

3. Good to know that you think about including notification feature in LClock. I think either way (your original or simpler suggestions like mine) it could be very useful and warmly welcome :)

[Stacker 0]

maybe I did not make my point clear :(

1. setting the date/time in the LClock/Reminders panel:

of course, this is date and time set for the reminder (when the reminder shall be activated)

(and not for setting the system date/time - I am not _so_ dumb :) )

Here is an updated shot of the reminder panel.

I modified the text... I hope it is now clear that the settings are for the reminders, and not for the system:

[Hidea 0]

it looks awsome!! :D yea RCube, can you implement thattt???

[+unabatedshagie 10]

It would be excellent if this had popup reminders, it would be even better if they could be read from rainlendar. It would mean that there would be one less application running on my machine.

[HEPB 0]

So anyone know how to fix Error #3 ? :(

- Check for ObjectBar before starting LClock.

Checking ? How ? :unsure: Uninstalling ?

[RCube 0]

So anyone know how to fix Error #3 ? :(

Checking ? How ? :unsure: Uninstalling ?

- Check for ObjectBar before starting LClock.

LClock checks for ObjectBar before starting. And will not run if ObjectBar is found.

LClock will not work if you are not using the standard WinXP taskbar.

[Prince21 0]

When is next version coming out, have you got a website mate with your project details on it?

[zephiK 0]

NICE just what i was looking for

[orliville 0]

I received the following error when starting:

"failed to start LClock.: 3"

Any ideas?

[Night.Hawk 0]

Error 3 means LClock cannot find the default windows tray clock. So most likely your taskbar has been modified or replaced by some other program.

I believe that's what you needed to know. So if you have something that's modified your system tray -like OB- then you might want to check on that. ;)

[HEPB 0]

- Check for ObjectBar before starting LClock.

LClock checks for ObjectBar before starting. And will not run if ObjectBar is found.

LClock will not work if you are not using the standard WinXP taskbar.

That's sucks :( I don't want to uninstall OB. Thanks for explanation man.

[orliville 0]

That's sucks :( I don't want to uninstall OB. Thanks for explanation man.

Thanks for the heads up, Would just applying a visual style cause this?

[Dejon 4]

Great application, and thanks.

[orliville 0]

Thanks for the heads up, Would just applying a visual style cause this?

- Check for ObjectBar before starting LClock.

LClock checks for ObjectBar before starting. And will not run if ObjectBar is found.

LClock will not work if you are not using the standard WinXP taskbar.

Never mind :blush:

[futb0l 0]

Wow - it has so much improvements since I last downloaded it...

I guess I will be using it again :)

[Night.Hawk 0]

Thanks for the heads up, Would just applying a visual style cause this?

I have a different Visual Style from the Windows Default and it works just fine ;)

[Cyranthus 0]

useless...

[blueshirt 0]

useless...

And exactly why is it useless?

[Night.Hawk 0]

And exactly why is it useless?

good point :unsure:

[futb0l 0]

lmao - it's pretty useful...

looks better + the reminder feature is pretty neat.

[futb0l 0]

btw - when is the reminder feature gonna be implemented, i am looking forward to it.