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Description
My very first config for Rainmeter!
When browsing trough my Message Center I came across Pricedown Conky Clock by ~Mloodszy and immediately fell in love
with it. But it wasn't for Rainmeter 
So I asked permission to port it and I got permission to do so. After seeing countless .ini files to edit the other skins to my liking, I felt like I could do my own.So here is the result
It features both 12H and 24H support (trough Right Click -> Variants -> Rainmeter Pricedown Clock 12H/24H).
And for the Dutch people, I also build in the dutch language, simply open the .ini file and turn it on (remove ; in front of Language variable)
Uploaded as .rmskin for easy install. If you still use an old version of Rainmeter go to Rainmeter.net and update, or open the file with Winrar/7zip and install it by hand.
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The date isn't working properly for me, it is hidden by the time and I was wondering if it was due to me not having the right font for the date part or something? Does anyone know how I can fix it? Β Thanks.
(I have the price down font installed already)
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I'm having the same problem man, do you have a fix for it?
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Hey yo man! Nice work! Listen, i'm trying to make a very decent rainmeter theme, now i know it's not my place to speak, and i don't have the right to even think about it, but would you like to give me permission to use that clock on my own rainmeter skin, please? I'm new here, and the codes are still very complex for me. XD Thanks by the way!Β
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How do I make it white and remove the date below the clock?
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Help me, i want to change the language in French and i saw the comments but i can not,
I did like that :
[Variables]
Color=26211F
;Dutch Language (Remove ; to turn ON, place back to turn OFF)
;Language="Monday":"Lundi","Tuesday":"Mardi","Wednesday":"Mercredi"...........
HE DOESN'T WORK
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Au cas oΓΉ tu n'aurais pas trouvΓ© depuis septembre :
C'est Γ©crit dedans : "Retirer ; pour activer".
Les ; servent Γ commenter une ligne pour la config de Rainmeter.
[link]
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Help me, i want to change the language in French and i saw the comments but i can not,
I did like that :
[Variables]
Color=26211F
;Dutch Language (Remove ; to turn ON, place back to turn OFF)
;Language="Monday":"Lundi","Tuesday":"Mardi","Wednesday":"Mercredi"...........
HE DOESN'T WORK
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Great clock, I've been using it for ages
Featured in [link]
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Hey, nice port!
Also asked ~Mloodszy for permission to port it to windows sidebar.
Pricedown Sidebar Clock is up and hopefully running
Also credited you in description
Your Clock was a huge help, for porting it over to sidebar, got it running in background all the time
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thanks! I have been looking for a dark colored digital clock!
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This is my favourite clock for my desktop. I now have it on my laptop desktop and work computer. Cheers mate.
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Is there any way I can make the time and dates two different colors?
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Are there any variants to make it work with Russian? If they're, could you write them. I tried to replace English words? doesn't work.
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You have to use the substitute="" string provided.
Use it as substitute="Monday":"WhateverMondayIsInRussian","Tuesday":"WhateverTuesdayIsInRussian", and so on, also for the months, also make sure the ; in front of the substitute is removed, than save the file (file->save) and refresh the skin (rightclick->Refresh skin).
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Ok, thank you!
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So do I, that's the reason of porting it
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OMG guys, anyone can tell me how to change language in this clock?
I tried that: right click on skin > edit skin > and rename some stuff in line calls [Variables] but it doesn't work. So where can I change that?
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Go to edit skin, you see ;Substitute=..., remove the ; and change this "EnglishWord":"WordInYourLanguage", where the words in your language are now still in Dutch (so probably the ones you don't understand have to be changed).
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