Simple Floating Clock is exactly what the name implies. When Apple released Mac OS X 10.5, the removed the option to show the clock in a floating, translucent window on the desktop. Some people liked that view so I decided to give it back.
What's New
Version 1.7.1:
Updated French localization with the assistance of a long-time correspondent.
Probably did something horrible to the German localization, all by myself. But at least the full set of controls is there now.
Apparently 7 people downloaded SFC 1.4.1 before I caught and fixed a tiny issue with desktop clocks on OS X 10.4. If you're seeing the Clocks on Desktop command dimmed, please re-download.
Considering that SFC was written and tested on Leopard, precisely because Apple had dropped the feature, I'm very curious to hear what it is that makes you are unable to use it.
Hi! The clock works fine for me. The only reason I wouldn't use it is I would like to have the clock/calender, and this is just a clock. I'm using the AquaClock by Brian R. Hill now, which is perfect for me.
Hi, The software is great ... i was trying it and accidentally checked "pass click through" option. I dont know how to access the clock now (settings, options, etc)...as i cant click it now....
But, selecting 'All Spaces' does not seem to make the clock show up in all my spaces. It stubbornly stays only in the space it was launched in. I'm using 10.5.8. Any tips?
The implementation of Spaces in Mac OS X 10.5 has some odd quirks when dealing with floating windows. You have to use both the Spaces setting to assign SFC to all spaces *and* SFC's option to get it to work. Happily, this is fixed in 10.6 (and SFC's command is no longer necessary or available to select).
It sounds like moon7x4 has activated the click-through option. Under normal circumstances what should happen is that an icon is created in the menu bar and a notice appears on screen telling you to click that icon if you want the clocks to be clickable again. I've heard from 4 people today that this isn't working for them. Please write to me directly and I'll work through this with you.
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Simple Floating Clock is exactly what the name implies. When Apple released Mac OS X 10.5, the removed the option to show the clock in a floating, translucent window on the desktop. Some people liked that view so I decided to give it back.
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pennyhead reviewed on 10 Mar 2008
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will be extremely grateful for your help
regards
But, selecting 'All Spaces' does not seem to make the clock show up in all my spaces. It stubbornly stays only in the space it was launched in. I'm using 10.5.8. Any tips?
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Any suggestions - isit me?
Until now I used Yahoo! Alive Clock widget, but not anymore. SFC is more customizable and has smaller footprint.
The only problem I found it - after initial change of settings I can't launch settings anymore. Any hints?
Can anybody help me as how to access the settings?
Thanks in advance.
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escompter.qch rated on 12 Jan 2012
La Ixieme rated on 06 Jan 2011