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En este video de https://www.todowindows7.com revisamos un gadget colgado en los ultimos dias en Softpedia, concretamente es un reloj digital, casi nada configurable, pero bueno, no es feo a la vista.Puedes bajarlo aqui:https://www.todowindows7.com/index.php. Close PLATFORMS� Android� iOS� Windows� Activex clock 1 0 version LINKS� Latest News� Security and Antivirus Center� New Releases� User Favorites� Editor's Picks� Top FreewareCATEGORIES� Browsers� Business� Communications� Digital Photos� Entertainment� Games� Internet� MP3 & Audio� Productivity� Screenshots & Wallpaper� Security� Utilities� VideoHELP & SETTINGS� Link to CNET Site� Submit Feedback� Terms of Use� Privacy Policy�� 2016 CBS Interactive Inc.�All Rights Reserved Desktop gadgets are simple little tools that add simple little features to the desktop in Windows 7 and Vista.

Simple, yes, but extremely useful. The most popular gadgets are clocks, calendars weather displays, Web feeds-stuff you need often and want fast.

Clocks make great gadgets because there are so many ways to improve on the box-standard Windows system tray clock. We took a peek at ActiveX Clock Gadget, a free digital clock display that automatically changes hues. It works on 32-bit editions of Windows Vista and 7 with up-to-date ActiveX controls, or you can download a version for Windows XP.We downloaded ActiveX Clock and installed it automatically using the Windows Gadget Installer, which should be the default option.

We right-clicked the desktop and selected Gadgets to open the gadgets manager. We right-clicked ActiveX Clock and selected Add (the other choice is Uninstall). The clock appeared on our desktop. It's a compact affair displaying the time, a.m. or p.m., and the day and date in a window resembling a display device. The background color slowly shifted through the spectrum, a nice effect that takes advantage of improved color rendering in Windows.

Right-clicking the clock display let us choose Display Seconds or an About message. Enabling the seconds display replaced the date and day display with two small digits that counted up the seconds to each minute.ActiveX Clock has an attractive effect, but we wish it gave us more options.

For one thing, we'd really like to see the flashing colon that separates hours and minutes go away, and perhaps choose a single color to stick with, not to mention changing the color of the digits.

But if you're looking for a simple digital clock gadget with a nice effect that's a bit different from the usual fare, check out ActiveX Clock Gadget. From Mc & RENOX:This Gadget is a digital variation to the default analog clock from Microsoft. Additional feature: Enable/Disable Seconds, Slowly changing background color (HUE rotation).

For Windows 7 and Vista 32bit. 1 stars"Doesn't work"March 07, 2012|By Autonym2012-03-07 06:56:55|By Autonym|Version: ActiveX Clock Gadget 1.5ProsIt's a fast download.

It makes a nice grey box with a red X in the middle of it.ConsDoesn't actually do anything since the ActiveX control fails to load/work/etc.SummaryDon't bother with this.Reply to this reviewWas this review helpful? (0) (0) You are logged in as. Please submit your review for ActiveX Clock Gadget 1. Rate this product: 2. One-line summary: (10 characters minimum) Count: 0 of 55 characters 3. Pros: (10 characters minimum) Count: 0 of 1,000 characters 4.

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It can be used as a digital clock, or as a timer. To use, simply add to your project, put it on a form, and associate it with a class member using the Class Wizard.

You can customize it using the following methods:� void CDTimer::SetColors(OLE_COLOR back, OLE_COLOR line, OLE_COLOR text)To set the color appearance.� void CDTimer::SetMode( short mode)To set it as a clock or a timer.� void CDTimer::SetTime( short hou, short min, short sec)To display a specific time.Examples: m_timer.SetColors(RGB( 0, 0, 0),RGB( 0, 0, 0),RGB( 255, 0, 0));// display red numbers on black backgroundm_timer.SetMode( 0);// 0 for digital clock, 1 for custom timer.m_timer.SetTimer( 20, 8, 45);// set the time to 20:08:45When setting it as a custom timer, you must start a timer in which you update the time by calling the SetTime member function. This article has no explicit license attached to it but may contain usage terms in the article text or the download files themselves.

If in doubt please contact the author via the discussion board below.A list of licenses authors might use can be found here Share hai gud afternoon everyone,i created a window form using c#.net & ado.net with sqlserver database.in my form i use a combobox that contains customerid,connected to the database.if i want to add new customerid to the combobox at dynamically,for that purpose i can use a button,if we can click a button click that opens a new form with new customer details,enter the customer details and submit the database,that customerid column is also in main form database.my problem is if i enter new customer id at run time that id could not display in hte combobox at run time .i can use refresh method to referesh the form, the form should be refresh but the enter id did not display in the combobox.how can i overcome my problem,plz populate a solution to my problem.thanks in advance.Sign In� View�Thread� PermalinkRUNTIME ERROR though my source code of the digital clock has been compiled properly but there are many errors when i am trying to build it.How can i get the real code for visual studio 6++.

Pls anybody help me.Sign In� View�Thread� PermalinkPublish activeX error! I try to use the html file to publish this activeX, but it work fine in the https://localhost/test.htm. But failed in the https://127.0.0.1/test.htm what's wrong with it?Here is test.htm's file:thanks- modified at 4:07 Thursday 16th February, 2006Sign In� View�Thread� Permalinkcompile errors Im new to programing and it says the afxctl.h is missingwith fatal error C1083: Activex clock 1 0 version open include file: 'afxctl.h': No such file or directoryWhere could i find the appropriate files?Sign In� View�Thread� Permalinkdemo source file Dear,It is a greate control.

However, I have a question. When I try your activex control in "ActiveX Control Test Container". It works fine and it can refresh itself every one second.However, when I insert the activex control to "Words" or "Excel" and run it, the control only refresh when I click on it.

It doesn't refresh automatically. I don't know what wrong with that. Do you know the problem ?Best regards,HingPS: To try it in excel, follow the below:Open Excel -> Show the "Control ToolBox" -> Click on the "hammer" icon in the bottom right corner in the ToolBox -> Choose the "DTTimer Control" in the popup list -> Create the control using mouse -> Click the "ruler�� Forum� Alpha Five Desktop Applications� Older Versions of Alpha Five� Alpha Five Version 8� ActiveX is Dead!

Long live ActiveX!�If this is your first visit, be sure tocheck out the FAQ by clicking thelink above. You must registerbefore you can post: click the register link above to proceed. To start viewing messages,select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below. ActiveX is dead!

Long live ActiveX!In a world governed by .NET you almost think that ActiveX is dead. In a certain way this is true. Everything must be save, everything must be marshaled, everything must be dot netted.

But in a certain way, ActiveX is so easy. Especially when you use a free Visual Basic tool that has been written by Microsoft to promote ActiveX several years ago and what they have withdrawn from the internet. It is as simple as writing vba macros in Word or Excel.I've always been interested in COM and ActiveX and how to use these controls in Alpha Five.

As fellow Xbasic coders have experienced, each ActiveX control is different from each other and not every control is working well in Alpha Five. Some even let Alpha Five crash and burn.I discovered that this is not always on the record of Alpha Five. I saw events not working in Alpha Five. In the past, I myself, said that this was a problem of Alpha Five.

Now I know better when it comes to events. Other things such as passing variants and arrays, I have no experience so far and did not tested it yet. But this will come.Creating a controlWhen you make an ActiveX there are always standard properties and events declared in the ActiveX control, at leat in the software I use. But to let them work properly to the outside the programmer who build the ActiveX must map these events in a proper way. I tested this with the Gauge.ocx Activex clock 1 0 version control which I have developed.

I made the same mistake. I saw the event code in Alpha Five but it didn't work despite the fact that the events were declared.

What did I wrong? Simply, I forgot the Raise Event command. Made other ActiveX builders the same mistake?When you write an Event Click() in the declaration section of a vb control class and compile the control, Alpha Five will discover the events in the ocx and put them in the ActiveX Xbasic event section of the control. The sad thing is when the programmer forgot to put a raise event sub in his control it is of no use for Alpha Five or other applications.There are other known cases the events did work in Word but not in Alpha Five.

In that case I cannot recall my above discoveries and there must be other problems involved.Gauge.ocxTo learn and test this I made a simple ActiveX control.Attachment 21137This control is a clock that you can place on a form and give the hands, dial and back a color of your choice. There are events that you can use as the next Xbasic code show. Code: function click as v () ui_beep() msgbox("Title","Click_Event") end function function dblclick as v () end function function keydown as v (KeyCode as N,Shift as N) msgbox("Title","Keydown_event") end function function keypress as v (KeyAscii as N) msgbox("Title","Keypress_Event") end function function keyup as v (KeyCode as N,Shift as N) end function function mousedown as v (Button as N,Shift as N,X as N,Y as N) end function function mousemove as v (Button as N,Shift as N,X as N,Y as N) 'ui_beep() end function function mouseup as v (Button as N,Shift as N,X as N,Y as N)end functionRegister the ActiveXI made an example in Alpha Five version 8.

To use this control just register it with the regsvr32.exe command: regsvr32 Gauge.ocxYou can put the control in the c:windowssystem32 folder and register it there or keep it in the same folder where you put the Alpha Five example.

If the system can't find regsvr32.exe put the full path before the command. In my case it is C:WINDOWSsystem32 egsvr32.exeUse the start, run command or a dos box to register the ocx.You can inactivate the control by unregister the control with the /u switch: regsvr32 /u Gauge.ocxDo not delete the Gauge.ocx before you have unregister it from the system or you'll have to delete the control manually from the registry.When it is registered you can place the control on your form.

Look for the id "gauge.ucclock" when you use the ActiveX control tool in Alpha Five Form design mode. Don't forget to refresh the ActiceX list.Gauge.ucclock PropertiesUse the next color numbers:Number Color0 Black1 Blue2 Green3 Cyan4 Red5 Magenta6 Yellow7 White8 Gray9 Light Blue10 Light Green11 Light Cyan12 Light Red13 Light Magenta14 Light Yellow15 Bright WhiteThis sets the color of the background of the control.topparent:ACTIVEX1.activex.backcolor = 0Sets the backstyletransparent = 0opaque = 1topparent:ACTIVEX1.activex.backstyle = 1.0Sets the borderstylenone = 0fixed single = 1topparent:ACTIVEX1.activex.borderstyle = 1.0Sets the color of the numbers, see color table.topparent:ACTIVEX1.activex.colorcifra = 10Sets the color of the dial.topparent:ACTIVEX1.activex.col� Technologies� App Development� Cloud� Web� Data� Gaming� Internet of Things� Downloads� Visual Studio� MSDN subscription access� SDKs� Trial software� Free downloads� Office resources� SharePoint Server 2013 resources� SQL Server 2014 Express resources� Windows Server 2012 resources� Programs� MSDN subscriptions� Overview� Benefits� Administrators� Students� Microsoft Imagine� Microsoft Student Partners� ISV� Startups� TechRewards� Events� Community� Magazine� Forums� Blogs� Tech Advisors� Channel 9� Documentation� APIs and reference� Dev centers� Retired content� Samples This article introduces a data-compression technology and associated tool set that you can use to package your Microsoft ActiveX control for faster, more efficient downloading over the Internet or an intranet.

(This same technology and tool set can be applied to Microsoft Win32 applications, Java classes, and Java libraries.)� Cabinet Files� Accessing Controls Stored in Cabinet Files� Signing Cabinet Files� Microsoft Cabinet Software Development Kit (SDK)� Packaging Strategies for Multiple Platforms� Packaging the Sample ActiveX Control� Installing the Cabinet Development Kit� Creating the .inf File� Building the .cab File� Signing the .cab File� Cabarc.exe� Creating New .cab Files (n Command)� Listing Contents of Existing Files� Extracting Files from Cabinet Files� INF Files� The [version] Section of the .inf File� The [Add.Code] Section of the .inf File� The [mfc42installer] Section of the .inf FileCabinet FilesFor a number of years, Microsoft used cabinet (.cab) files to compress software that was distributed on disks.

Originally, these files were used to minimize the number of disks shipped with packaged product; today.cab files are used to reduce the file size and the associated download time for Web content that is found on the Internet or corporate intranet servers.The .cab file format is a Activex clock 1 0 version compression format, also known as MSZIP, that is based on the Lempel-Ziv data-compression algorithm.

(Other compression formats might also be supported later.) Accessing Controls Stored in Cabinet FilesAn ActiveX control is identified by the OBJECT object in an HTML file. If the control has been stored in a .cab file, OBJECT must include a CODEBASE attribute that specifies the URL for this .cab file.

The following excerpt from a sample HTML file demonstrates how the OBJECT object and CODEBASE attribute are used. Microsoft Internet Explorer�4.0 or later versions handle the OBJECT object and the CODEBASE attribute in the following manner.� Parses the OBJECT object and searches for the CODEBASE attribute.

If the CODEBASE attribute is absent or is preceded by a URL-to-object index server in the CodeBaseSearchPath, this index is used to retrieve the file.� Locates the .cab file identified by the CODEBASE attribute.� Expands the files found in the .cab file.� Copies the expanded files to the user's computer (the default directory is windowsoccache).� Registers the objects and/or files that require registration.� Calls the Component Object Model (COM) CoCreateInstance function to create an instance of the specified object.Signing Cabinet FilesA .cab file can be digitally signed like an ActiveX control.

A digital signature provides accountability for software developers: The signature associates a software vendor's name with a given file. A signature is applied to a .cab file (or control) using the Microsoft Authenticode technology.The .cab tool set assists software developers in applying digital signatures to .cab files by allowing a developer to allocate space in the .cab file for the signature.

Microsoft Cabinet Software Development Kit (SDK)The Cabinet Software Development Kit provides developers with the components needed to use the Microsoft .cab file technology, or build .cab file management tools.One of the tools available in the Cabinet Software Development Kit is Cabarc.exe. This command-line application enables you to compress an ActiveX control and store it in a .cab file. In addition to creating .cab files, you can use Cabarc.exe to list the contents of or extract files from an existing .cab file.For an example that demonstrates how you can use Cabarc.exe to Activex clock 1 0 version an ActiveX control, see Packaging the Sample ActiveX Control.For more information about Cabarc.exe and its options, see Cabarc.exe.

Packaging Strategies for Multiple PlatformsInternet Explorer�4.0 or later and ActiveX Controls can run on Macintosh and Intel x86 computers, as well as on any of several RISC machines. As a result, it's important that control developers create, test, and bundle their control's binaries for all platforms.This section outlines three packaging strategies for supporting multiple platforms:� Multiple .cab files with the .inf sActiveX codeFind Code:Home : Code : Forums : Submit : Mailing List : About : ContactCodeAllVB.NETASP.NETC#VB ClassicASP ClassicSnippetsPopularResourcesSubmit�CodeForumsArticlesTipsLinksBooksContestLink�to�usHome >> ActiveX codeXP Cool ActiveXVersion:�VB6Author: Pichandi AnchinayanSubmitted:�10/22/2003Downloads:�11827XP Cool ActiveX Form, Command Button, TextBox, and 3D Label.Dropdown CalculatorVersion:�VB6Author: Abdul GAfoor GKSubmitted:�10/10/2003Downloads:�5639This is a major update to my old Dropdown Calculator.ADO Data Edit ControlVersion:�VB5Author: Ashfaqur Rahman PallabSubmitted:�10/4/2003Downloads:�7985The control encapsulates the common data editing functions like Add, Edit, Update, Delete etc along with data navigation features.

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