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** Clock by a_dude for the www.mircscripts.org challenge **
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- How to contact me
- How to install it
- How to uninstall it
- How to start the clock + options
- Example of different colour settings + default colour settings
- Troubleshootings
How to contact me
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For any kind of comment (bug reports, add-on completely sucked, sluggish, worse
coding ever, etc ...), send a mail to armathan@hotmail.com
Or go to www.armathan.cjb.net to see more add-ons and a full script I developped and
eventual updates.
Or you can find me most of the time on the IrCQNet network (servers irc01.icq.com,
irc02.icq.com, irc03.icq.com, irc04.icq.com, irc05.icq.com) on channel #web
By the time this add-on is released, it may not yet be case, but you will also find
me on the Cyberchat network (server filo.ebicom.net), room #cyberchat and #the_lounge
How to install it
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This addon was made on mIRC v5.71 and works perfectly well on mIRC v5.8,
I don't know if it will work for older versions
1) /load -rs path\clock_challenge.mrc
--> path is the directory where you unzipped the file "clock.zip"
--> Ex : /load -rs c:\mIRC\clock\clock_challenge.mrc
2) //load -rs $findfile(drive,clock_challenge,1)
--> drive is c:\ or d:\ or etc (where you unzipped the file "clock.zip")
--> Ex : //load -rs $findfile(c:\,clock_challenge,1)
Answer "Yes" when asked to run initialization commands.
How to uninstall it
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Type "/uninstall.clock" (without the quotes), the file will be unloaded and the
created variables erased.
How to start the clock + options
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** To start the clock **
Type "/clock" (without the quotes) or go to the status popup or "commands" menu and
select the item "Clock".
The position of the @clock window is stored when you close it, so next time you
start the clock, the window will be opened at the previous position.
** Options **
Left-click on the "Timezone" area : to choose your timezone or show a different timezone
than yours (your Windows clock should be set correctly !)
Left-click on the "Alarm" area : to set the alarm. When the alarm is triggered, either
left-click anywhere in the @Clock window to stop the sound or
close the window @Clock
Left-click on the "Settings" area : to configure all the displayed colours, enter colour
values between 0 and 15 (standard mIRC colours).
Just try the colours to know what each name represents :-)
For example, for a start, put the same value for the background
of the clock and the background of "various displays".
Right-click on the "Alarm" area : to set the alarm on/off
** Alarm **
The alarm will be triggered on your Windows local time, no matter what timezone you
selected. It will be triggered only if the @Clock window is open.
Example of different colour settings
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1) Try that configuration late at night :)
Clock display :
Backgrnd = 2
Hands
Hour = 9
Min = 11
Sec = 4
Hold = 1
Various displays:
Backgrnd = 1
Texts
Bkgrnd = 2
Title = 11
Text = 9
2) To reset the default colours :
Close the settings dialog if it was open and type "/clock.init" (without the quotes).
Troubleshootings
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The alarm didn't triggered : The alarm will be triggered on your Windows local time, no
matter what timezone you selected and it will be triggered only if the @Clock window is
open.
Some timezones for another coutry don't show the right hour : that's because on some
places, the winter/summer time may exist or not, so there might be an hour difference.
I disconnected and the clock stopped : that's normal, it's the way mIRC works. When you
reconnect, the clock should start again. If it doesn't, it means you have another
script/addon interfering with the connection event ... in that case, close and restart
the clock manually.