Neon Clock
by WidgetWorld
Let the time and date glow on your desktop using this digital clock which features a cool reflective glow effect.
Features include:
Alarm clock settings
Chime settings
20 sounds and alarms included
12 and 24 hour format
color and size customization
Optional seconds display
Ability to select custom sounds
We hope you enjoy this Widget brought to you by WidgetWorld (and be sure to check out our other Widgets!)
Features include:
Alarm clock settings
Chime settings
20 sounds and alarms included
12 and 24 hour format
color and size customization
Optional seconds display
Ability to select custom sounds
We hope you enjoy this Widget brought to you by WidgetWorld (and be sure to check out our other Widgets!)
Current Version: 2.37
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June 20, 2008 · version 2.33Very good
Kaa BVery nice clock. Runs flawlessly on my Vista Ultimate x64 install. I like the mirror efect, and the fade in/out every minute. Also that the chimes and alarms can be customized with either the default sounds or ones I can choose.
The only things I would like added is an option for setting more than one alarm in a day, for use with different recurrent events through the day. Along with it, the option to put a message for the window that pops up when the alarm goes off. (Like "Meeting starts in 10 minutes" or "That show on TV is on!") :)
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June 11, 2008 · version 2.33
Thank you for your reply!
tracyroses2007Thank you for your advice, WidgetWorld!
It was my first time to run Yahoo Widget Engine on Leopard.
I'm gonna examine previous versions!
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June 10, 2008 · version 2.33That's an engine bug
WidgetWorldSorry, but unfortunately, if the widget crashes your engine, you must be experiencing some kind of system / engine conflict. The engine is supposed to specifically prevent widgets from being able to crash the widget engine.
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June 10, 2008 · version 2.33
I want your bugfix!
tracyroses2007Hello.
Yahoo Widget Engine clashes when I launch Neon Clock.
I use Yahoo Widget version 4.5.3x10A52 on OSX 10.5.3 @ MacBook.
Possibly, could you fix this bug?
