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Forum: Chitchat Topic: Tclock- replace the standard clock in the taskbar |
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Posted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 9:56 am
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| Why does the Second hand take up more resources than the Second counter? The "digital" is just two digits of text, whereas the "second-hand" is graphical and has to be redrawn every second. Check your task manager or a similar app that shows your cpu cycles. Turn the second-hand... |
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Forum: Chitchat Topic: Tclock- replace the standard clock in the taskbar |
| aqk |
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Posted: Mon Mar 11, 2013 10:06 pm
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| Thanx, Tenzen - Yes, I am no newbie. The standard old Windows clock does not bother me. I know how to turn the clock off. I have an Analog clock from ... Ummm, I forget who.. on my Win-8 desktop. Oh. Wait- it is from [highlight=#00ff00] http://nes.bplaced.net/sidebar7.html [/highlight] lots of other... |
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Forum: Chitchat Topic: Tclock- replace the standard clock in the taskbar |
| aqk |
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Posted: Mon Mar 11, 2013 9:13 pm
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Hey, thanx!
Will take a look at timeleft! Particularly if I can squeeze it into the RHS of Win-8's taskbar.
Thanx again! |
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Forum: Chitchat Topic: Tclock- replace the standard clock in the taskbar |
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Posted: Mon Mar 11, 2013 4:37 pm
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| Has anyone attempted to replace the standard digital clock in the taskbar with Dale Nurden's famous TClock? It worked right up to my Windows-7 (32 bit) but would not work on the 64-bit which is pretty universal now. It's kinda nice to see the seconds down in the right hand corner, not to mention how... |
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