Program similar to TclockEx for WinME

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I use TclockEx on my desktop PC and now would like to have it on my laptop
(WinME). However both Tclock and Tclockex don't list WinME as a supported
OS.

Any thoughts?

Thanks,
s a m
 
I use TclockEx on my desktop PC and now would like to have it on my
laptop (WinME). However both Tclock and Tclockex don't list WinME as
a supported OS.

Any thoughts?
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In the words of the Oracle: "Thuck it and thee."
 
I use TclockEx on my desktop PC and now would like to have it on my laptop
(WinME). However both Tclock and Tclockex don't list WinME as a supported
OS.

Any thoughts?
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Woks well on XP. I'd give it a try, or you could e-mail the author at
(e-mail address removed)

David
 
I use TclockEx on my desktop PC and now would like to have it on my laptop
(WinME). However both Tclock and Tclockex don't list WinME as a supported
OS.
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Tclockex works just fine on my old ME machine as well as my XP one
 
* David Wrote in alt.comp.freeware, on Sun, 02 Nov 2003 15:40:50 -0800:
Woks well on XP. I'd give it a try, or you could e-mail the author at
(e-mail address removed)
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I have always had problems getting it to work properly in XP and the
author states its a known problem.
 
Tclockex works just fine on my old ME machine as well as my XP one
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Thanks Pauline, I did try it with no problems. Just wondering why ME isn't
listed at the website.

Regards,
s a m
 
Thanks Pauline, I did try it with no problems. Just wondering why ME isn't
listed at the website.
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I think WindowsME may be one of them things, like the Windows everyone
wants to forget. After all if you pretend it never existed, did it really?
 
I use TclockEx on my desktop PC and now would like to have it on
my laptop (WinME). However both Tclock and Tclockex don't list
WinME as a supported OS.

Any thoughts?

Thanks,
s a m
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Maybe ask the author/web master? My guess would be that Win ME and Win
98 can run the same programs.
 
n e a d wrote on Sun, 02 Nov 2003 17:22:07 -0600:
I use TclockEx on my desktop PC and now would like to have it on my laptop
(WinME). However both Tclock and Tclockex don't list WinME as a supported
OS.
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Any thoughts?
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Thanks,
s a m
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TclockEx worked on my WinME system. Generally, software listed as Win9x
will work fine on WinME. Also anything designed for Win98SE will also work
with WinME.
 
n said:
I use TclockEx on my desktop PC and now would like to have it on my laptop
(WinME). However both Tclock and Tclockex don't list WinME as a supported
OS.

Any thoughts?

Thanks,
s a m
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I use TClock with ME, and it works perfectly. Wanted to use TClockEx,
but it had a problem. Don't remember what it was since it was a while
back that I switched.

The version of TClock I'm using is 2.2.9 though.
 
n said:
I use TclockEx on my desktop PC and now would like to have it on my laptop
(WinME). However both Tclock and Tclockex don't list WinME as a supported
OS.

Any thoughts?

Thanks,
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Works fine on my desktop running ME
 
n e a d said:
I use TclockEx on my desktop PC and now would like to have it on my laptop
(WinME). However both Tclock and Tclockex don't list WinME as a supported
OS.

Any thoughts?

Thanks,
s a m
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Try Tclock2. I don't see an explicit OS list, but the fine print does
mention that a feature is supported on WinME/2K/XP.

http://home.inreach.com/2tone/tclock2/tclock2.htm

It does far, far more than Tclockex, but there is a performance hit.
 
* Mike Wrote in alt.comp.freeware, on Mon, 3 Nov 2003 20:48:40 +0200:
No problems here -- it runs fine under XP.
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Do you use the Memory monitoring also or just the calandar?

It also dosent seem to display correctly for me.
 
I use TclockEx on my desktop PC and now would like to have it on my laptop
(WinME). However both Tclock and Tclockex don't list WinME as a supported
OS.

Any thoughts?

Thanks,
s a m
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Thanks for the myriad of replies! So far so good on the WinME machine. I
think the folks who stated that programs cross-train well between ME and 98
are making a good point. I was just proceeding carefully. I especially got
a kick out of tully's response:
"I think WindowsME may be one of them things, like the Windows everyone wants to forget."
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Thanks again,
s a m
 
n e a d said:
Thanks Pauline, I did try it with no problems. Just wondering why ME isn't
listed at the website.
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:
: Platform: Windows 9x/NT/2000
:
: http://users.iafrica.com/d/da/dalen/tclockex.htm

One possibility (tho' I don't know if it was the story for the above):

Win "9X" comparability frequently denotes 95+98+ME.

As long as there are no realmode DOS activities involved, most anything
I can think of (?) that runs on win98 should equally run on winME.
 
MK said:
TclockEx worked on my WinME system. Generally, software listed as Win9x
will work fine on WinME. Also anything designed for Win98SE will also work
with WinME.
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Oops, I'd failed to read all mssgs in the thread before posting. Your earlier
post makes mine redundant. I hadn't been trying to be a parrot. ;)
 
omega wrote on Tue, 04 Nov 2003 01:16:02 -0800:
"MK" <[email protected]>:
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??>> TclockEx worked on my WinME system. Generally, software listed as
??>> Win9x will work fine on WinME. Also anything designed for Win98SE will
??>> also work with WinME.
Oops, I'd failed to read all mssgs in the thread before posting. Your
earlier post makes mine redundant. I hadn't been trying to be a parrot. ;)
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Hey no probs. Your posting just shows I'm not the only lucky one :-)
 
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