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ActiveX
Controls
for Enterprise
Application Design |
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Everyone's constant variable - time.
Any end user of a time sensitive
application is always checking the time
and what an easy way to accommodate your
constituents than with ctClock. |
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ctClock can be used to view a clock in
an analog or a digital format. The
component continually scans the system
time for presentation of the current
time. The clock includes its own styles
for analog and digital interfaces which
can be further enhanced with a
developer's own selection of bitmap
images. |
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Set Time using the Clock
: When in analog display, ctClock will
accept input using a mouse. Dragging
forward or backward on the component
using the left mouse button will set the
minute hand. Dragging with the right
button sets the hour hand. A Time Change
is fired when the current time property
value changes. |
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Offset Time Properties
: Set Hour, Set Minute, and Set Second
are offset properties for the current
time. By adjusting the values of these
properties, the clock can display time
from another time zone. These properties
may also be used to simulate a
stopwatch. |
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Built-in Alarm : The
Alarm Hour, Alarm Minute, and Alarm
Second properties can be set to fire
when the current time matches the alarm
time. |
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Display Options : Time
can be displayed in analog or digital
format, military format, with or without
seconds, with or without AM/PM
indicator. |
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Simulated Transparency
: Provides a transparent background
without requiring the host language to
support transparency through its OLE
container. This allows transparency to
be provided to a larger number of
development environments. |
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