File :[clock.swf] - (2 KB)
[_] [?] Wallpaper Clock Anonymous 05/30/09(Sat)21:56 No.992151
Just made this, and am currently using it as my wallpaper.
Inner ring is milliseconds, one full rotation is 2000ms
Outer ring is seconds, one full rotation is one minute
Left side is minutes in 8-bit binary
Right side is hours in 8-bit binary
Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anonymous 05/30/09(Sat)22:00 No.992153
Very nice.
>> [_] Anonymous 05/30/09(Sat)22:00 No.992154
Cool!
Now try making one in English.
>> [_] Anonymous 05/30/09(Sat)22:15 No.992161
>>992154
>> [_] Anonymous 05/30/09(Sat)22:30 No.992179
how i made wallpaper?
>> [_] Anonymous 05/30/09(Sat)22:46 No.992190
>>992179
Currently, I'm using DesktopX, more specifically a widget with a web browser control in it, that
loads this on startup.
>> [_] Anonymous 05/30/09(Sat)23:15 No.992223
>>992190
Which widget?
>> [_] Anonymous 05/30/09(Sat)23:41 No.992239
>>992223
Custom made.
Just make a new object, edit the script, go into the menu "Script -> ActiveX Control -> Select
Control..." and find the "Microsoft Web Browser" control, in the script you can address it as
"Control" and use "Control.navigate2" to change the webpage, alternatively you can just drag
whatever you want to display onto the control.
>> [_] Anonymous 05/31/09(Sun)01:19 No.992316
OP Here
I'm a Vistafag, so I have to use DesktopX, but XP users can just use active desktop.
>> [_] Anonymous 05/31/09(Sun)01:21 No.992319
>>992239
trying to get this to work with desktopX, but i'm failing somewhere in ur directions
i'm lost when you mention control
>> [_] Anonymous 05/31/09(Sun)01:23 No.992322
Great work, I wish that there would be more of this on /f/.
>> [_] Anonymous 05/31/09(Sun)01:24 No.992323
>>992319
There's a few tutorials on how to do it.
Here's one: http://www.wincustomize.com/Articles.aspx?AID=68523
>> [_] Anonymous 05/31/09(Sun)01:45 No.992340
>>992154
Once again: derr herr.
Good job, looks great.
>> [_] Anonymous 05/31/09(Sun)02:47 No.992387
>>992316
Care to explain how we do that?
