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This time I am giving you a peek of what’s coming in the next version of gljakal’s To Do. Here is a list of the features you will find in the new version:

• Multiple font support will let you customize the look of the task list. The same font is also used for printing, so you can customize your prints too.
• TXT and HTML export will enable you to share your to do list even with those unlucky ones that don’t have gljakal’s To Do installed
• Plugin Support, which will give you the ability to bend the laws of the To Do list to your own will! The plugin system, while working, is still missing a lot of functionalities in this beta, so no documentation is available at the moment. Drop me a line if you would like to know more.
• A brand new Error reporting system, similar to that of Windows XP. I hope you will never see it in action!
• Other minor addons and fixes. For a complete list, see the included readme file.



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As always, this is still a beta release, so please report anything that’s not working properly or that you wish to have in the next version, either by comment to this post or by mail.

Here is a new beta setup for Clock.
Main features of the new version:

• Fixed the infamous error 91, which prevented the previous version to run on some systems. Thanks to Thomas Gloor for his invaluable help!
• MP3 support! Now you can wake up with your favorite music!
• New skins. You can see them in the image below:

A small note: this is beta software, so strange things can happen!
Please report any issue or problem you have with the new version either as comments to this post or by mail. “Thank you” messages are also appreciated

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While the new release of Clock is on the way, I have decided to release the version I am currently using, so you can preview some of the new graphical features.

So, what’s new in this version?

The main new feature is Antialiasing. I think that for a program like Clock, whose main feature is being nice to see, this is a very important feature. And it’s not that cpu-consuming .



The next important feature in this version is the new “transparent - click-thru” mode, which is perfect if you find that Clock gets in your way too often. Do not forget that you can still right-click the tray icon to interact with clock! This feature works only on windows 2000/XP.

Finally, three more skins have been added, named “Clean white”, “Clean red” and “Clean orange”. These three skins are especially suited to the “transparent - click-thru” mode.

Get it here!

With over 20000 downloads (just in 2006…), Clock! is surely my most successfull program.
This is a screenshot showing one of the new features coming in the new version: smooth (antialiased) clock hands!

You can also see a new theme, wich should be easier to read.
What do you think? I’d love to hear your comments