Have a nice day

This is the Have a nice day clock based on the Chrome Clock Widget by Ken Mastri. The wonderful graphics are by Scott Copeland. For all of those that remember the have a nice day smiley sticker from the 70's. Three chimes to choose from or let the computer speak it. Added themes also the ability to enter text for the clock to speak. Go on, check it out.

Current Version: 1.1

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August 31, 2005 · version 1.1 Ted
Ghostwalker: The .plist is simply the default preference file generated by the widget (or by Konfabulator on the widget's behalf) on first launch. It must get its information from default placement coordinates.
I assume these coordinates must differ from Windows to Mac
I tried to search through the widget code itself at the time to find the issue, but was pressed for time and just checked the .plist instead. Since it worked, I never looked back. I'll check again when I get a chance.
Thanks for Nice widget, by the way! ;)
August 24, 2005 · version 1.1 dthomas731
For us old folks that don't see so well, could you add a pref for the size of the date. I hacked to give a value of 16 times font scale and I can see that fine at the scale I have it set.
August 23, 2005 · version 1.1 Alex
Lovely clock, my favourate.

I have it on speech - but it says 13, 14 and perhaps 15 o'clock. It also says 12 noon at midnight.

It doesn't make that much difference but nixes the last star.
August 12, 2005 · version 1.1 Ghostwalker
Ted any idea how I can fix that in my widget I dont have a mac
so where does the "Have A Nice Day v1.1.widget.plist" get its info from?
June 12, 2005 · version 1.1 Ted
Mac Users: If you search for the "Have A Nice Day v1.1.widget.plist", open it in a text editor and find the window placement coordinates. One of the numbers is negative. Make that positive, restart Konfabulator, and it will show up on the main monitor.