[help]how To Display Username On Taskbar

like Objectbar username on xp taskbar

#157625

Originally posted by yangdi@May 6 2004, 07:22 PM

like Objectbar username on xp taskbar

:blink: uhmm not sure what you are asking

but you cant display username on the taskbar unless you are using Objectbar

are you asking how to put username on objectbar?

#157630

if you want to display any text by the clock, you can do like this:

go to regional settings on the control panel and add the text you want to the am/pm text. then go to the date format display and add "t" next to the hh:mm. bear in mind that the quantity of "t"s is the quantity of letters on the am/pm text, so if i wanted Menge by my clock, i'd go

AM : Menge

PM : Menge

Time Format: hh:mm:ss ttttt

that'll get ur name by the clock :P neato trick

#157631

:blink::blink: hmmm intresting i did not know that. That is a pretty cool trick

#157635

Originally posted by Menge@May 6 2004, 11:31 PM

if you want to display any text by the clock, you can do like this:

go to regional settings on the control panel and add the text you want to the am/pm text. then go to the date format display and add "t" next to the hh:mm. bear in mind that the quantity of "t"s is the quantity of letters on the am/pm text, so if i wanted Menge by my clock, i'd go

AM : Menge

PM : Menge

Time Format: hh:mm:ss ttttt

that'll get ur name by the clock :P neato trick

Oh wicked, were were you to tell me this when i was on windows? :rolleyes: That's pretty nice there menge ^_^

#157642

Thanks... truely a neat trick.

:D

#157652

Awesomes (Y)

#157992

I use to do this do display my name, but the bad thing about this tip,

Is that your name will apear with all (or most of all) dates on your pc, like the last time played on itunes, or the time that a e-mail was received... and stuff like that...

#158009

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#158033

Try T-Clock great tool (somth like on my last dtops taskbar 4 example, whatever u want in fact)

Homepage - http://home.inreach.com/2tone/tclock2/tclock2.htm

Features-

Clock:

Completely customize what the clock and the clock tooltip displays

Change the clock font and font size

Change the background color, make it gradient or skin it

Rotate the font, good for taskbars on the side of the screen

Execute command with double, triple or quadruple clicks on the clock

Tray:

Make the tray edge flat

fill the tray with a color, gradient color or skin it (ME/2K/XP)

Taskswitch:

Make the taskswitch buttons flat

Only show the taskswitch icons (no text)

Taskbar:

Make the taskbar edge flat

Hide the taskbar grippers

Use transparency on the taskbar (2K/XP)

Make the taskbar see through (2K/XP)

Startmenu:

Change the startmenu side banner

Use transparency on the startmenu (2K/XP)

Startpanel:

Use transparency on the startpanel (XP)

Startbutton:

Change the startbutton text and/or icon

Change the font type and size

Make it flat, change its colors or skin it

Desktop:

Make the icon text background transparent

Change the icon text color

Completely remove the icon text

Show the icons in small view

Use a custom app for the right click on the desktop

And Much More.....

#158035

I´ve played with this tip, then deleted all at "AM" and "PM" and now I lost the date in my email prog (Thunderbird, column time )

That´s not funny :rant:

Tombik

#158111

LMAO :lol: If you need to remember your name, just draw it on your hand or wear a name tag or something!!!!

#158113

Originally posted by luisalonso@May 7 2004, 11:10 AM

I use to do this do display my name, but the bad thing about this tip,

Is that your name will apear with all (or most of all) dates on your pc, like the last time played on itunes, or the time that a e-mail was received... and stuff like that...

Of course it will display your name with all dates, but I think it's cool, I just simply change the time format to 24 hours.

#158981

thanks menge!

#159349

Originally posted by skeeter@May 7 2004, 10:09 AM

LMAO :lol:  If you need to remember your name, just draw it on your hand or wear a name tag or something!!!!

lol :D

#159525

Dude, that's cool. :D How do you change the format to display seconds without having to download software? Is there a registry tweak or something?

#159733

he just explained how to do it.......

Worth noting will be that it can cause a bug or two to arise in some applications. For example a program we make here at work when it reads the date crashes because when it parses the date string it is only setup to handle the default time format. Bad programming on their part here, but it could show up in other applications...just a heads up. :P

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