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Louie
I'm looking for a small free program that will always display the current
date in the sys tray. Any suggestions?
date in the sys tray. Any suggestions?
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baker
Louie said:I'm looking for a small free program that will always display the
current date in the sys tray. Any suggestions?
TClockEx does what you want and more (high configurable). I use it at both
home and work. The author is Dale Nurden.
http://users.iafrica.com/d/da/dalen
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baker
Louie said:I'm looking for a small free program that will always display the
current date in the sys tray. Any suggestions?
Sorry, gave you an old address for this...TClockEX
http://www.rcis.co.za/dale/
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Roger Hunt
I'm looking for a small free programme that will display, in Systray,I'm looking for a small free program that will always display the current
date in the sys tray. Any suggestions?
the number of Maltesers I've eaten this afternoon.
(burp)
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curt
Louie said:I'm looking for a small free program that will always display the current
date in the sys tray. Any suggestions?
I prefer Kana Reminder 2 for this:
http://www.kana.homeip.net/index.php?doc=reminder&page=features
http://www.kana.homeip.net/downld/Reminder-2.0.0.115.zip
You need to modify the ini file to have it display the date. It works
great for reminders too - I've been using it for a couple of years. I
have mine configured to display the date in blue if I have no reminders
for the current day and red if there are reminders.
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Porch Dog
You can do that from Windows. Control Panel->Regional and Language Options.
Go to the date and select the format you want.
Go to the date and select the format you want.
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Papageno
I used to use TClockEx ... until I found TClock. It's much more
configurable. I can set any number of date/time formats, adjust the font. I
can even split the date and time onto two lines of text, so the tray area
doesn't get too wide.
Google finds it at http://homepage1.nifty.com/kazubon/tclock
I'm using version 2.2.8
Works on 9x, 2000, XP
configurable. I can set any number of date/time formats, adjust the font. I
can even split the date and time onto two lines of text, so the tray area
doesn't get too wide.
Google finds it at http://homepage1.nifty.com/kazubon/tclock
I'm using version 2.2.8
Works on 9x, 2000, XP
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Rod
I used to use TClockEx ... until I found TClock. It's much more
configurable. I can set any number of date/time formats, adjust the
font. I can even split the date and time onto two lines of text, so
the tray area doesn't get too wide.
Google finds it at http://homepage1.nifty.com/kazubon/tclock
Strange, for me it was the other way around, I found TClockEx more
configurable than TClock.
The only thing you describe that TClockEx can't do is the splitting in 2
lines. However a fixed width can be set.
Does TClock allow you to customize tooltips and show CPU-usage and RAM-
usage ? If that's the case I might want to check it out again.