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New Version: 1.13
* revised sizing formula, will adjust size as the time changes * should work on ANY theme with text styles * added "About" button in the configuration, you can check what version you are running there * should be no more time lag issues, it will compensate the time after heavy resource usage * revised all code Perris: I don't know about that balloon bug, you'll have to see if it is fixed now. Homepage Download |
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this one is really buggy on my box...it is constantly changing size
it also didn't resolve the balloon tip issue sorry |
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I'll do some more testing, but I think there could be a compatibility issue with something running on your system.
Is anyone else having problems? I don't know if you are considering this to be the bugginess or not but every time explorer.exe refreshes itself the clock has to refresh; it appears as a quick blink. Explorer will refresh itself when: you adjust the tray location, restarting explorer.exe, or when an item is added in the systemtray; the icons to the bottem right. It is possible for me to make the clock refresh fast enough to make the blink almost invisible but the program resources will increase. A super fast version is posted below... **outdated link removed** |
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Good grief Charlie Brown
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The only time mine changes size is when the task bar has movement. Hide/unhide icons.
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Two issues:
1) When using the 12-hour clock, the seconds show immediately after the minutes (see screenie) 2) Same issue as perris, also when using the 12-hour clock, it's constantly changing size. It's also happening when I use the 24-hour clock with the date option (doesn't matter if I have seconds on or off) These two issues don't happen when using the 24-hour clock (the one I prefer luckily ) I think the changing size is due to the adding of the am/pm and date (like Jan 16 as it is today)
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Good grief Charlie Brown
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screenie...........ahem!
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Woops
Sorry. See attached ![]() Anyway, I saw this in the code: Code:
$med_siz = StringSplit($hour & ":" & $min & $sec & $ampm & $date, "abcdeghknopqrstuvxyz") $wide_siz = StringSplit($hour & ":" & $min & $sec & $ampm & $date, "0123456789mwABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ") I ain't no code wizard with these .au3 files (I have no idea what language that is anyway), but shouldn't the lowercase 'mw' in the second line be in the first line? You also seem to be missing some other letters in the first line ![]() edit: Forget it again! see attached again! |
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Two more things:
1) Eventhough I am using the 24-hour clock with no secs and dates, the quick resizing (first bigger, then smaller, happens in a split second.) still happens at around every 30-60 secs. 2) I also find the blank space after the minutes a bit too big, can this be resolved? Merely an irritation, nothing big
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I'd go back to the one before this...but I really love those balloon tips...I hope you can fiigure this one out
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This was one of my first projects and I’ve learned a lot since the original writing. I’m rewriting a good hunk of the code from scratch to try and resolve my early mistakes.
Code:
These are all the characters I've defined:
$thin_siz = StringSplit($hour & ":" & $min & $sec & $ampm & $date, "fijl :-")
$med_siz = StringSplit($hour & ":" & $min & $sec & $ampm & $date, "abcdeghknopqrstuvxyz")
$wide_siz = StringSplit($hour & ":" & $min & $sec & $ampm & $date, "0123456789mwABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ")
This is the resizing formula. It calculates the number of each sized characters, then based on the height of your current start button adjusts it accordingly.
$resize = ($thin_siz[0]-1) * ($Button1_Position[3] * 0.125) + ($med_siz[0]-1) * ($Button1_Position[3] * 0.3125) + ($wide_siz[0]-1) * ($Button1_Position[3] * 0.40625)
This is the line that is actually moving the start buton, $Button1_Position is an array holding information from the start button in it's original state. [0]=x position, [1]=y position, [2]=width, [3]=height
ControlMove("classname=Shell_TrayWnd", "", "Button1", $Button1_Position[0], $Button1_Position[1], ($Button1_Position[2] * 0.58 + $resize), $Button1_Position[3])
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Wohoo
Thanks for taking a look
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Interesting
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My computer died and I lost the Start Clock.
When is the next update due?
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Good grief Charlie Brown
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Interesting
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Beautiful, thanks heaps
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I still loose the ballon tips when I run this app
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Does this only work with classic theme and Windows XP theme?
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I'm not using the classic theme...I think this is why the ballon tips stop working when I install the clock
too bad, I love this clocks |
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This startclock does work and I did participate in the early development, but I have to say that for what it is I found it was just a teensy bit too intrusive on the system and I also prefer an analog to a digital time display.... But for those that always have 5% CPU free and would like to remove the clock from the taskbar system tray and have it on the button - this is the thing. Just every once in a blue moon it would seem to malfunction in some way - no doubt down to VB or some other app.
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Good grief Charlie Brown
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I've been running the clock now for several months & it has never played up on me. Maybe you have a bit of a conflict with something else that is running???
The only time I find it best to close it is when doing some video converting. |
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