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The new version I downloaded seems morre stable and uses less ressources. Your computer is a beast, mine is an old laptop with i5 at 2.4Ghz with 6Gb or RAM and a very basic video card (Intel on board). So the impact Rainmeter has on your machine is minimal because of the huge amount of ressources you have compared to mine. Anyways, I do run it since yesterday and so far so good. I only have 3 ini (date, time and weather) but that's enough.

I hear you, my searches in the registry did not return anything. And honestly the only feature that I lack in other clock appz is the copy date time to clip board. And I can make this happen with a simple batch file like this one: @echo off set hr=%TIME: =0% set hr=%hr:~0,2% set min=%TIME:~3,2% echo %DATE% %hr%h%min% |clip So I think I will go ahead and remove the app and try to see what Rainmeter can do with a newer version than the one I had (

I understand you guys that the app was not designed for my Win7 x64 but Rainmeter (heavy on ressources) and Atomic Alarm Clock (not really free and bulky) are not cutting it. I've tried them already. One of the key feature of TClock is to configure it to send to the clipboard the date/time in a specific format when you double click it. I sure could build a small vb script to do the same and launching it from an shortcut but it's much more simple having it straight fr

Hi, unfortunately those settings in the registry already are at 255. It looks like the TClockEx superseed the settings of the taskbar's system tray transparency albeit there are no settings within the app.

Thanks jmonroe0914 but the goal here is to prevent transparency for the clock. I am not trying to make the taskbar transparent.

I used TClock 2010 for quite some time now without problem. Now that I installed WindowBlinds (8.0.6) this system tray clock is not able to show a transparent background. I've tried to find in Skin Studio (I'm a newbie and never really designed skins) where I could make it transparent again but no luck. I am using Lantana 2. There are no settings in TClock 2010 for transparancy, it's enabled by default. One