little clock in bottom of tray

[DAN COLODNEY]

getting old ... can't hardly see the clock anymore. anyone know of a
program (freeware) that i can install that will let me enlarge the clock
font and maybe even change the color. and, WON'T SCREW UP my puter.
running XP home and unlike most of the folks in this forum, my computer
seems to run flawlessly. thanks, dan

 

[anonymous]

Or go to hallmark.com and get free desktop wallpaper each
month. They include calendar and clock and other neat
stuff. No spam or ads except small link to
hallmark.com. Available first few days of month only.

 

[Larc]

| getting old ... can't hardly see the clock anymore. anyone know of a
| program (freeware) that i can install that will let me enlarge the clock
| font and maybe even change the color. and, WON'T SCREW UP my puter.
| running XP home and unlike most of the folks in this forum, my computer
| seems to run flawlessly. thanks, dan

Get TClock. It's free and will do exactly what you want. It's highly
customizable.

http://homepage1.nifty.com/kazubon/tclock/

I'm currently using v.2.2.9 beta 3, but v.2.2.8 is still available if you aren't
comfortable with beta versions.

Although TClock was written for earlier Windows versions, it works perfectly
with XP.

Larc



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[Jim Byrd]

HI Dan - Here's a different TClock than the one Larc suggested that I can
Hghly Recommend: http://users.iafrica.com/d/da/dalen/tclockex.htm

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[DAN COLODNEY]

thanks very much guys. they both work great, do just what i need and now i
just have to decide which one to use.

dan

 

[Jim Byrd]

YW, Dan

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[Alex Nichol]

getting old ... can't hardly see the clock anymore. anyone know of a
program (freeware) that i can install that will let me enlarge the clock
font and maybe even change the color. and, WON'T SCREW UP my puter.
running XP home and unlike most of the folks in this forum, my computer
seems to run flawlessly

I don't know of anything you can do there, but what I use is the old
Win95 'Round Clock' powertoy at
http://www.microsoft.com/windows95/downloads/contents/wutoys/w95pwrtoysset/default.asp

Unlike most of them (which ought not to be used in XP) this is a small
executable program, clock.exe, that you can put in your startup folder.
You can run it in analog mode or as a digital clock, and resize it to
taste, so I have it in Digital without titles, to provide a large
postage stamp size in a corner of the desktop

 

[Ian Smythe]

DAN COLODNEY wrote:




I don't know of anything you can do there, but what I use is the old
Win95 'Round Clock' powertoy at
http://www.microsoft.com/windows95/downloads/contents/wutoys/w95pwrtoysset/default.asp

Unlike most of them (which ought not to be used in XP) this is a small
executable program, clock.exe, that you can put in your startup folder.
You can run it in analog mode or as a digital clock, and resize it to
taste, so I have it in Digital without titles, to provide a large
postage stamp size in a corner of the desktop

Go to download.com and download "Say The Time" it displays

the time as 10:47:05 AM, which you won't miss seeing where
the clock was. You can also set it to have a sweet feminine
voice say the time, so you don't even have to read it. She
will also tell you what day it is. It also has
a snyc time program built in. Great program!