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Hi, A while ago, I stumbled on a set of Windows XP Media Center Icons to complement home made add-ins. I'm very sure I spotted an empty one, too. Unfortunately, I've lost the url of them. Any help?

I will try to post a screenshot later on. I noticed blinkdt didn't put a timer.gif in his theme folder, but he couldn't know; I didn't mentioned it in the start post, that is, until now. Updated!

Last updated on 8/2/2005, 13.18 [GMT+1]. Hi, As promised, I developped a little countdown bar. Main features. [x] Inspired by the Windows XP installation progress bar. [x] CSS-based, so easy to adjust all parameters. [x] Easy to integrate in existing themes. Installation. [x] In WpiScripts, edit timers.js. position="timers.js"; /* Countdown */ var interval = ""; var m; var passed = 0; var startSecs = secs; if(secs>3600) secs=3600; if(secs>60){ m=parseInt(secs/60) secs=secs-(m*60); } else m=0; function startInterval(){ position="timers.js"; interval = window.setInterval("tTimer()",1000); } function stopInterval(){ position="timers.js"; window.clearInterval (interval); interval=""; } function tTimer(){ position="timers.js"; var txt = ""; if(secs==0) secs=1; txt = m+":"+--secs; if (secs == 0 && m==0){ stopInterval(); CreateFile(false); } if (secs == 0){ txt = m+":"+"0"+secs; m--; secs=60; } if(secs<10&&secs>-1) txt = m+":"+"0"+secs; if (!document.display) return txt; document.display.innerHTML = txt; passed++; var timerImg = document.getElementById('timerImg'); timerImg.width = 120 - ((120 / ((60 * m) + startSecs)) * passed); } /* Stop watch */ var stwms = 0; var stwstate = 0; var stwthen, stwnow; function swreset() { position="timers.js"; stwstate = 0; stwms = 0; if (!document.stpw || !document.stpw.time) return stwms; document.stpw.time.value = stwms; } function startstop() { position="timers.js"; if (stwstate == 0) { swreset(); stwstate = 1; stwthen = new Date(); stwthen.setTime(stwthen.getTime() - stwms); } else { stwstate = 0; stwnow = new Date(); stwms = stwnow.getTime() - stwthen.getTime(); } if (!document.stpw || !document.stpw.time) return stwms; document.stpw.time.value = stwms; } [x] Add these ones in wpi.htm. <table width="124" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" class="timer"> <tr> <td><img src="./themes/Default/timer.gif" height="10" width="120" id="timerImg" /></td> </tr> </table> [x] Make a timer.gif. In Photoshop e.g. make a 1 by 1 pixel image in your desired color. [x] And last, update wpi.css. .timer { background-color: #8FB6E3; border: 1px solid #000040; padding: 1px; } Example.

8/1/2005 - I'm making a tiny countdown bar. 9/1/2005 - I will be publishing the tiny countdown bar. B)

Perhaps I will make some kind of 'counting down'-bar, if the timer code allows it.

Hi, I'm currently developping a very simple WPI theme. Screenshot: I'm pretty proud of the quite innovative use of the gradient CSS filter. This application makes the theme look good on every resolution. I don't really know what to improve next, but I do know this one needs some improvements. Every comment is welcome.

Hi, I have this app which doesn't support silent switches, and insists on a reboot of the machine. So it really disturbs the RunOnceEx-method. I've used the forum search, but I really couldn't find anything useful. Any suggestions?

Hi, I'm using a Creative Nomad Jukebox 3, as pictured below: Last year, I bought Notmad Explorer by Redchair Software. This program makes it possible to play music directly from the Jukebox. The Jukebox will also appear in the Windows Explorer, like this: Now, that works really grate, and Windows Media Player 10 works pretty good using this little add-on. Now, when I add some music from Explorer into Windows Media Player, and then start Media Center, the music just plays. I can skip and things like that, but adding music using the Media Center Interface doesn't really work. Now I'm wondering if something like 'add from ip'-function exists, because that's what the Redchair interface does. Anyone?