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TClock - adition to the XP Internal Clock

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Ok - after a look on that picture on their webside I would say the same. Sory that i didn't show you the real thing at first. Try this picture of my actual Xpized an "TClocked" destop. It would be possible and allowed to build it more or less into Xpize cause it is published with a free (GNU?) license.

>> My Desktop <<

Edited by Mr_Angelus

IMHO, takes up too much of the taskbar (over 3x the default) for littelary no gain... you can see that info on a mouseover... :/

That clock sucks!

XPero could you use Lclock? You can chance it perfectly to our needs.

The Neowin community created LClock (a lighter version of TClock). I prefer that one. It's great.

I use Lclock, it perfect for Xpize but its XPeros call wether to include it or not

I personally use LClock, but it belongs more with the Vista Transformation Pack (version 3 contains it, but it seems somewhat broken). XPize is aimed at making XP looking more like it should, not changing it into Vista (IMO). Not that I wouldn't mind seeing it included.

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Yeah - Alfa Clock is a lot better! Thanks!

The winner is LClock. :) I'm just missing that it doesn't display the week in the calender. I get my working plan sorted by weeks. :( But so what. The clock is very nice.

Maybe Xpero shouldn't integrate a clock at all because it is easy to add and everybody got a different taste. I'd undestood that TClock is crap - AlfaClock and Lclock are way better.

Thanks!

Edited by Mr_Angelus

No need to include it..you can easily do it yourselves.

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