ClocX v1.4

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richardj
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ClocX v1.4

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ClocX v1.4

Digital readouts are all very well and good, but nothing can replace the look of a classic analog clock. ClocX combines the look of an analog clock with advanced functions. It can set multiple alarms with sound and keep a simple calendar. You can change and configure the backgrounds. Not only can you make ClocX transparent, you can choose from 256 levels of transparency. If you like, you can give it mouse-over transparency.

Note: This program is donateware. If you would like to reward the program's author for the work, please visit the vendor Web site.

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ClocX v1.4

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Ummm... Weird. Where is it when it's running? Mind explain a bit? Maybe some screens? :)

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Pyr-O-Rgasm wrote: Ummm... Weird. Where is it when it's running? Mind explain a bit? Maybe some screens? :)
It will run wherever you want it to. There are different levels of transparancy-I have transparancy on below not on high.

Theres -like-20?-or so different clock faces you can use. Plus you can click thru the clock face to a link.

The ps control is not for the clock. LOOK ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF PIC

If you right click on the tray icon you can select a calender to appear.

Plus you can then shutoff the default Windoes clock.

LOL- Looks like a Twilight Zone clock. :biglaugh:

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