http://www.qppstudio.net/freeware/qpp_worl...ks_freeware.htm

Some of you may like this. I love it. World map which actively shows timezones for up to 55 countries (which you can modify to your choice).

Thought id pass it on.

=]

Side note : .something is kinda weird for me here at TV (well lots of things are..but one thing in particular). Every time i try to click any links lately i get a blank page. Is this happening with others? I think ill report it in a bit... v odd..

Side note : .something is kinda weird for me here at TV (well lots of things are..but one thing in particular). Every time i try to click any links lately i get a blank page. Is this happening with others? I think ill report it in a bit... v odd..

Same with me. They're working on it...

the screensaver with clock doesn't work wth Vista (with me).

LaoPo

Ah good to know tnx. Was wondering about the blank page thing.

Sorry you cant use it via vista (although i think you should be hung, drawn, and quartered for using vista in the first place. But thats just my opinion )

Good Link eek,

I have down loaded it OK.

Good Luck

Moss

Sorry you cant use it via vista (although i think you should be hung, drawn, and quartered for using vista in the first place. But thats just my opinion )

any idea how I felt after this ?

I liked your world clock though and that's why I'm frustrated; can't believe this guy didn't set it up for Vista also......I don't like him

LaoPo

Aww!

Have a hug:

Now, you see, I don't understand the need for fancy wallpapers, if you are using the computer you should not be able to see a significant enough portion of the desktop to make it worthwhile.... also screen-savers .... it kicks in when I am not there and gets turned off instantly on my return..... if you are using the computer properly you shouldn't see either for more than a few seconds, if not, just buy an aquarium, probably a far more interesting hobby.

Hmm, fair enough, but I consider this to be useful, not fancy. Instead of having to work out what time it is for my bro (Argentina), general family (UK), and a few friends and family dotted about the globe before i call, its fast now to just glance at my desktop. Plus i most often have multiple screens/folders/programs open, especially when working on graphics. So I make them smaller to work from one place to another. Background is important as it shows through the gaps. Dont like anything that distracts, so always use something dark and relatively plain. I guess it depends on what you consider 'proper' use of a computer. Some may just use one screen/folder/program maxed, but others, like myself, use multiple programs, multi-task, and like to quickly move from one place to the other.

I personally feel wallpapers can help you feel your computer is more personalised too, especially if you have multiple accounts on your comp. Easy to recognise whos is whos. I also like my wallpaper clean. Dont have any icons and my toolbar is on autohide.

As for screensaver I think its useful, because if you have password protection on your comp and you have to leave your comp unexpectedly, when you go back, you need to relog. Security-wise, it can prevent others logging into your computer while you are away (if you need it). But, you can easily re-set the amount of time you want before the screensaver kicks in, or remove it, if you really dont need/like it.

Background is important as it shows through the gaps. Dont like anything that distracts, so always use something dark and relatively plain.

Yep, that's why a simple flat darkish blue works fine for me.

Hmm, fair enough, but I consider this to be useful, not fancy. Instead of having to work out what time it is for my bro (Argentina), general family (UK), and a few friends and family dotted about the globe before i call, its fast now to just glance at my desktop.

C'mon Eek, I have friends and family dotted around the globe, and I know the time zones they are in (bet you do with yours too) I look at my watch or that little display in the bottom right corner and do a quick, nay instant, calculation...... then I send them an email

I liked it eek and have already found it useful

Good Luck

Moss

Side note : .something is kinda weird for me here at TV (well lots of things are..but one thing in particular). Every time i try to click any links lately i get a blank page. Is this happening with others? I think ill report it in a bit... v odd..

Same with me. They're working on it...

the screensaver with clock doesn't work wth Vista (with me).

LaoPo

Having used T_Clock for as long as I can remember 1st finding it, I really miss it in VISTAI

I tried to install it and it stuffed up Vista clocks.

In Vista it is so easy to make clocks for anywhere,.

Now trubl, get rid of T Clock... grrrrrrrrrr

Side note : .something is kinda weird for me here at TV (well lots of things are..but one thing in particular). Every time i try to click any links lately i get a blank page. Is this happening with others? I think ill report it in a bit... v odd..

Same with me. They're working on it...

the screensaver with clock doesn't work wth Vista (with me).

LaoPo

Having used T_Clock for as long as I can remember 1st finding it, I really miss it in VISTAI

I tried to install it and it stuffed up Vista clocks.

In Vista it is so easy to make clocks for anywhere,.

Now trubl, get rid of T Clock... grrrrrrrrrr

T_Clock runs in VISTA....

Thought was just a blank until I formatted it.

Love the 24 hr display.

The clock system in Vista seems far superior to T_Clock, just hover over the time and all the tines zones you have sett appear, tis great.

Not found a 24 hr function yer for Vista clocks.

T_Clock can be turned on and off at will, to suit.

Click on the time and all the clocks you have made appear, also the calendar, excellent.