davidliv
Comment #2 Thursday, December 11, 2003 2:23 PM
Comment #2 Thursday, December 11, 2003 2:23 PM
This is soooo cool. Love the indiglo.
Would it be possible for the clock to show the black face and then on mouseover or on magnification for it to change to the indiglo?
Don't know if this is a config.ini change or a functionality change in the Sysstat docklet.
Great work.
Would it be possible for the clock to show the black face and then on mouseover or on magnification for it to change to the indiglo?
Don't know if this is a config.ini change or a functionality change in the Sysstat docklet.
Great work.
DTOXX
Comment #3 Thursday, December 11, 2003 5:24 PM
Comment #3 Thursday, December 11, 2003 5:24 PM
@emeff - Thanks! Glad you like it.
@davidliv - I think this would be a great idea, but I think it falls into the hands of SysStats' dll. I'll have to ask Paul about it. Good idea.
@davidliv - I think this would be a great idea, but I think it falls into the hands of SysStats' dll. I'll have to ask Paul about it. Good idea.
Halluci
Comment #4 Thursday, December 11, 2003 7:03 PM
Comment #4 Thursday, December 11, 2003 7:03 PM
I love it, especially the tactical which fits perfectly with the rest of the Apollo suite... only comment is that the red numbers are a little blurry, i think they would look better it they were a litter more crisp
DTOXX
Comment #5 Friday, December 12, 2003 2:19 PM
Comment #5 Friday, December 12, 2003 2:19 PM
@Halluci - thanks for the comments and the heads-up on the numbers in Tactical. I'll put that on my revision list 
Trayn
Comment #8 Thursday, April 5, 2007 6:03 PM
Comment #8 Thursday, April 5, 2007 6:03 PM
I installed everything as you said, yet I still can't get the background to show up. The hands and everything show, but the actual numbers and the clock itself fails to show. I have Sysstats (newest one) and looking through the .ini file there is no reference to the background image. Am I doing something wrong?
DTOXX
Comment #9 Monday, May 21, 2007 9:33 AM
Comment #9 Monday, May 21, 2007 9:33 AM
(This is for everyone, but Trayn please check the second step 5 below)
I apologize for not responding sooner, but I rarely visit here. This docklet is quite old and may not be 100% compatible with the latest version of SysStats.
Instructions for installation:
1) Download SysStats 2.5.11 for ObjectDock if you do not already have it installed. The installer can be found at [http://sysstats.jools.net/]
2) Unzip the SysStats archive to your "C:\Program Files\Stardock\ObjectDock" directory
3) Download the HPC docklet and extract the contents.
4) From within the HPC folder that you extracted above, take the contents of the "icons" folder and put them in the "...\ObjectDock\Docklets\SysStats\icons" folder.
5) Continuing from above, put the contents of the "configs" folder into the "...\ObjectDock\Docklets\SysStats\configs" folder.
6) Put the "digital.ttf" font file into your Windows Fonts directory.
7) Start ObjectDock. Right click the dock and select "This Dock --> Add --> New Systats Docklet"
8) The new SysStats docklet will appear on the dock as a question mark icon.
9) Right click the ">" icon and select "Load..." Navigate to the "...\ObjectDock\Docklets\SysStats\configs" and select one of the DTOXX configs.
Unfortunately, due to the age of this docklet, the clock will appear without a face. So, here's what to do:
1) Right click the clock and select "Configure..."
2) Click the "Overlays" tab.
3) In the list on the right, select "Background_1.0.4" then click the "Configure..." button on the left.
4) In the window that pops up, under "Content" click the "Browse..." button next to "Path"
5) Navigate to "...ObjectDock\Docklets\SysStats\icons" and select the *.png that matches the DTOXX config that you chose in step 9 above. For example, if you chose the "dtoxx_clock_black.ini" config, then here you'll select the "dtoxx_clock_black.png" background image (NOT the "dtoxx_clock_black_ol.png" - that's an overlay only).
6) Click OK until the SysStats docklet configuration compltetely closes.
Now the HPC clock docklet should appear on your dock. If you want to change the clock config, you'll have to repeat step 5 above. Again, I apologize for the inconvenience, but I really don't plan on updating this one - unless I get a flood of emails asking me too...
I apologize for not responding sooner, but I rarely visit here. This docklet is quite old and may not be 100% compatible with the latest version of SysStats.
Instructions for installation:
1) Download SysStats 2.5.11 for ObjectDock if you do not already have it installed. The installer can be found at [http://sysstats.jools.net/]
2) Unzip the SysStats archive to your "C:\Program Files\Stardock\ObjectDock" directory
3) Download the HPC docklet and extract the contents.
4) From within the HPC folder that you extracted above, take the contents of the "icons" folder and put them in the "...\ObjectDock\Docklets\SysStats\icons" folder.
5) Continuing from above, put the contents of the "configs" folder into the "...\ObjectDock\Docklets\SysStats\configs" folder.
6) Put the "digital.ttf" font file into your Windows Fonts directory.
7) Start ObjectDock. Right click the dock and select "This Dock --> Add --> New Systats Docklet"
8) The new SysStats docklet will appear on the dock as a question mark icon.
9) Right click the ">" icon and select "Load..." Navigate to the "...\ObjectDock\Docklets\SysStats\configs" and select one of the DTOXX configs.
Unfortunately, due to the age of this docklet, the clock will appear without a face. So, here's what to do:
1) Right click the clock and select "Configure..."
2) Click the "Overlays" tab.
3) In the list on the right, select "Background_1.0.4" then click the "Configure..." button on the left.
4) In the window that pops up, under "Content" click the "Browse..." button next to "Path"
5) Navigate to "...ObjectDock\Docklets\SysStats\icons" and select the *.png that matches the DTOXX config that you chose in step 9 above. For example, if you chose the "dtoxx_clock_black.ini" config, then here you'll select the "dtoxx_clock_black.png" background image (NOT the "dtoxx_clock_black_ol.png" - that's an overlay only).
6) Click OK until the SysStats docklet configuration compltetely closes.
Now the HPC clock docklet should appear on your dock. If you want to change the clock config, you'll have to repeat step 5 above. Again, I apologize for the inconvenience, but I really don't plan on updating this one - unless I get a flood of emails asking me too...
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Comment #1 Thursday, December 11, 2003 3:36 AM