How do you use the transparancy function on T-clock?

[Alienwho]

I downloaded T-clock from hereand I'm running windows 2000 and see nothing about a transparancy option

 

[syzygy]

i'd love to be able to help you but i'm lurching along on a resouce starved win98 rig.
hopefully someone will have an answer ? what i would like to know is how you can place
two different colors in the tclock field, transitioning from one to the other ? i've
seen a few people with it and its crazy nice.

 

[Alienwho]

yeah I got a kickass desktop action going on and I want to use transparancy to finish the job . I'll post a pick of my desktop if anybody'll host it for me.

 

[randal]

first off, you get the latest version from the actual website, which is not the version you have right there ... look in the 'alpha' section ...

http://homepage1.nifty.com/kazubon/diary/010223en.zip

that one will have the transparency and the color fade.

also, check out transw -- it will make the background color for the text on desktop icons transparent -- quite cool:

http://rand0m.hpi.net/temp/transw.zip

randal

 

[Alienwho]

thanks randal it worked, but your second link doesn't work

 

[Alienwho]

oh and my t-clock seems to be stuck on the time, anybody know what's up with that?

 

[randal]

alrighty, my server didn't like the .exe extension ... fixed the link above. Also, as for the time stuck thing, try turning it on and set it to turn on at boot time, then reboot.

same problem, and it works for me now.

randal

 

[Alienwho]

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