Analog clock

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Richard Steinfeld

I'd like an analog clock program that can display a sizeable
round clock like the one that used to come with earlier
versions of Windows.

Anyone know of such a clock?

Richard
 
I'd like an analog clock program that can display a sizeable
round clock like the one that used to come with earlier
versions of Windows.

Anyone know of such a clock?
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You have to look at this one. Downloaded it myself.
http://www.tenzor.cz/clocx/

ClocX is analog clock application for Microsoft Windows
98/ME/NT/2000/XP/2003.
ClocX features:
antialiasing (3 levels: off / method 1 / method 2)
transparency (256 levels)
changable and configurable backgrounds (23 PNGs and 7 BMPs in installation,
additional 68 PNGs and 75 BMPs are available in PNGpack and BMPpack)
per-pixel alphablending for PNG backgrounds
advanced window options (unmovable, always on top, pin to desktop, click
through, ...)
priority settings
alarms with ability to show alarm window, play sound, execute application
and shutdown computer
simple calendar
auto start with Windows / user
language support (currently: Arabic, Chinese, Czech, English, French,
German, Italian, Japanese, Serbian, Spanish and Swedish)

or
http://www.sofotex.com/Topmost-Clock-download_L6673.html
Topmost Clock Publisher's Description:
Topmost Clock is a transparent desktop clock, which runs on top of all
other windows. It may have a digital or analog clock face of various
colors, sizes and shapes. It has flexible settings, which allow customizing
the clock so that it could be easily seen in any environment, but wouldn't
irritate you or overlap with important interface elements.
 
On that special day, Richard Steinfeld, ([email protected])
said...
I'd like an analog clock program that can display a sizeable
round clock like the one that used to come with earlier
versions of Windows.

Anyone know of such a clock?
Click to expand...

There is a very pretty one written by a Japanese, Throughclock. I don't
know if
http://www2.odn.ne.jp/hamataro/
is still there. Look for the archive file THC178e.LZH


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