World Clock Pro
by Ricky Romero
Monitor the time 'round the world!
Each city in this Widget has precisely calculated sunrise/sunset times, and the clock's colors change according to whether it's day or night in the monitored region. We even handle the Daylight Saving Time changes automatically!
You can also create multiple world clocks with the click of a button, and change the size of the clocks individually.
Each city in this Widget has precisely calculated sunrise/sunset times, and the clock's colors change according to whether it's day or night in the monitored region. We even handle the Daylight Saving Time changes automatically!
You can also create multiple world clocks with the click of a button, and change the size of the clocks individually.
Current Version: 2.9.7
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June 16, 2009 · version 2.6.3Problems running WCP
Merlinphilippe: The problem is that you have the .kon extension associated with WordPad. For spawning to work correctly, the .kon file extension must be associated with Yahoo! Widgets, as it normally would be. If you changed the association yourself to facilitate editing of ,kon files, you will need to restore the default association.
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June 16, 2009 · version 2.6.3Problems running WCP
philippeI just installed the 2.9.6 version of this very promising widget. I tried to add clocks, but each time I hit the + sign, WordPad opens a new window with the code of the widget. The name of the document opened is "World Clock ProX.kon", where X represents the instance number. But no new clock appears. Do I do anything wrong? I confirm using Widget version 4.5.2
Thank you in advance.
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June 09, 2009 · version 2.6.3
Spawning more clocks - Clock colors
Merlincyberdude: Click on a clock, then click on the + button (bottom right). Allow the clock to be created, then configure it using its own preferences.
Day - Grey/White
Night - Blue
Sunrise - Blue Red Yellow White
Sunset - White Yellow Red Blue
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June 09, 2009 · version 2.6.3Problems with World Clock Pro
cyberdudeI would need more than one clock but I don't know where to adjust this.
At 12.00 noon New York time the clock is grey, is this correct ?
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June 05, 2009 · version 2.6.3Asia Clocks
SteveTAll my Asia clocks will show the incorrect day after a little while. I'll reconfigure them to be correct, then a little (maybe a few days or less) time later they will be a day slow. Anyone else seeing this? The time is correct, just the date is slow by one day.
