WildBill

TClock 0.2.0 is now uploaded. It's available for download here: - Improved rendering, especially when the sizing bar is turned off under Full Skinning --> Taskbar. - If you add new toolbars to the taskbar with the standard taskbar menu, they will be skinned (you don't have to close and restart TClock3 anymore). - Added some options to the Desktop tab. You can now have drop-shadows under the icon text on the desktop. - Better handling of desktop icon text, works when ActiveDesktop is on or off. - Included an extra DLL called tclock3_logging.dll. If you experience problems, please back up the existing tclock3.dll and rename the tclock3_logging.dll to tclock3.dll, then restart the program. It will create a text file called tclock3_dll_log.txt that should help me diagnose the problem. The file is usually created in your Documents and Settings\(username) folder, but if you don't find it there just search for tclock3*.txt... Cygnus: any help with mirroring would be sorely appreciated RapidUpload is an easy way for me to get the file on the net, but it tends to fall over pretty easily.

The Icons in my screenshot weren't fixed by TClock3 (though now that I think about it, that just might be possible from a technical standpoint), they were processed with IconViewer. IconViewer lets you add entire folders of stuff to process, so I told it to process everything that XPize was using. My desktop icons came with XPize...I originally started with XPize 4.0 and now I'm running XPize 4.2. Edit...well it looks like getting alpha-blended icons to work natively in Win2k will be much harder than I thought, but it's not all bad...I did manage to implement XP-like shadows around the text...

Okay, here are the custom images I use on my setup. It's a bit tricky getting XPize to load the browseui stuff. You might have to load them manually with ResHacker. I'm using XPIze 4.2 with halfway-decent results... Images ZIP

Please try it again. I just tried it and it downloaded ok. I still work on this program from time to time (it's not dead). I'm testing a 0.2.0 that fixes some display bugs, but it isn't quite ready yet.