An Arc Clock
Just another clock program based on a set of arcs representing the values in a clockwise manner.
Important update info: use mouse right menu to copy presets and try them out in the same menu.
Try in the context menu the load presets to get some fancy settings as ideas for modifications.
Hint: Switch on in preferences in the system Tab the edit menu for a simple editing interface.
If you send me your best xml settings I will add them to the next version ;-) [scjurgen at yahoo dot com]
Important update info: use mouse right menu to copy presets and try them out in the same menu.
Try in the context menu the load presets to get some fancy settings as ideas for modifications.
Hint: Switch on in preferences in the system Tab the edit menu for a simple editing interface.
If you send me your best xml settings I will add them to the next version ;-) [scjurgen at yahoo dot com]
Current Version: 2.1
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November 16, 2007 · version 2.1 GisReally original, with such a nice look and function setup. I like it very much, but how do I get it to show Canadian Eastern time? - Also, a message says an update is available, but when I go to the page, I get the message that a problem in XML writing prevents updade page from opening.
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November 16, 2007 · version 2.1 GisOups!...
Me again - must have missed out on somting - to mention that clock is actually running according to the right time - so forget what I wrote about this item in prior post.
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November 16, 2007 · version 2.1 MerlinOn the Macintosh, the "Explore widgets local data" context menu item puts up an error alert, "Could not open Widget /Users/xxx/Library/Application Support/Yahoo! Widget Engine/Widgets/An Arc Clock.widget. It either isn't a Widget or you don't have access to that file. (OpenWidget: Unable to locate .kon file)."
On the Macintosh, the system.widgetDataFolder looks like a widget, so when you try to open it, Mac OS X tries to lauch it as a Widget.
