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Submitted on: 3/17/2002 6:23:45 PM
By: Jonathan Rossing 
Level: Intermediate
User Rating: By 8 Users
Compatibility:Delphi 5

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     This is a small transparent analog clock. I have not worked with delphi for a while so if you can make the code any shorter please let me know. vote/comment plz...

 
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3/18/2002 4:21:39 PM:Andrew Carter
Hello, I am having trouble accessing 
your code. When I open it, it says 
"Error reading Form1.TranparentColor". 
Then, when I try compiling it gives me 
alot of errors. Do You Know Why?
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3/18/2002 4:58:48 PM:Jonathan Rossing
I have not a clue, but I have made it 
in Delphi 6, but it should work in 
delphi 5...
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3/25/2002 3:48:11 PM:Ultima4701
Andrew Carter - Are you running Windows 
2000 or XP?  If not, that may be your 
problem.  Most transparent 
forms/controls are done with an API 
that is only included with Windows 2000 
and XP.  (The lastest two versions of 
the NT kernel.)
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3/27/2002 12:38:10 PM:Andrew Carter
I am running Win98 SE for Delphi, and 
Win 2000 for C++. I will try executing 
this program in Win 2000!!!
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4/1/2002 9:37:28 AM:Tarek Hussein
Okay This was not working with me  
converting the time was worng..
I 
changed that
procedure 
TForm1.Timer1Timer(Sender: 
TObject);
Var Dum:Word;
begin
 Min_Check:=min;
Hour_Check:=hour;
DecodeDateTime(Time, Dum, Dum, Dum, 
Hour, Min, Sek, Dum);
And Now it's 
Work...
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4/1/2002 10:56:07 AM:Jonathan Rossing
It's very strange, it works fine on my 
computer...
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4/4/2002 1:18:06 PM:Jim Campbell
Reworked your code and added some 
stuff
See "Transparent Analog Clock" 
in this forum for the complete scoop.
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4/11/2002 8:26:00 AM:K. O. Thaha Hussain
See my Analog Clock in VB section to 
see the formula.
- Thaha Hussain
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3/10/2003 1:15:02 PM:
The unit Variants are not included in 
the code that, is it a standard unit in 
delphi or one of your own, and if how 
can I get it?
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