Show date and weeknumber in title bar ????

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Soren Hedeby Sorensen

Hello,

Anyone out there who knows of a program that shows the date and
weeknumber in the titlebar og the active software.

regards
Søren H. Sørensen, Viborg
 
On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 18:54:52 GMT, Soren Hedeby Sorensen wrote
Hello,

Anyone out there who knows of a program that shows the date and
weeknumber in the titlebar og the active software.
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Yeah: search on "TitleTime". A good program -- I never needed the
week number feature, but noticed it was in there.
 
Harvey Van Sickle said:
On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 18:54:52 GMT, Soren Hedeby Sorensen wrote


Yeah: search on "TitleTime". A good program -- I never needed the
week number feature, but noticed it was in there.
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Thanks - TitleTime has what I want.

For your infomation we use weeknumbers quite a lot in Denmark.
I have different lessonplans for equal and unequal weeknumbers.

regards

Søren H. Sørensen, Viborg
 
Yeah: search on "TitleTime". A good program -- I never needed the
week number feature, but noticed it was in there.
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Thanks - TitleTime has what I want.
For your infomation we use weeknumbers quite a lot in Denmark.
I have different lessonplans for equal and unequal weeknumbers.
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Glad to have helped. (Numbered weeks are also used widely here in the
UK -- certainly in companies with production lines, and undoubtedly in
education -- but I've just never personally needed to use them.)

By the way, TitleTime also has a useful add-on feature that puts the
date on your desktop -- it's a handy thing to have there if you've
hidden the standard tray clock but don't have an active window open.
 
Sweet Andy said:
Ok....ya got me. What's a week number? I figure the week of the year, the
week including Jan 1 would the the first week, etc. Correct?
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Correct, except that Week 1 is the first week with a Thursday in the new
year, alternatively it's the first week with 4 days in the new year (it's
an ISO standard apparently)
 
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