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Big digital clock
By sertion
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My first ever Rainmeter skin. Thanks to Alex2539 @ freenode.net for the help.
It's a digital clock using the ISO 8601-standard (Hours [DOT] minutes [Colon] seconds) and it also features the weekday and the number of the week (week starts Monday).
It is possible to get the number of the day in the month in this skin by editing both of the .inc-files replacing the %W with %d. This will, however, not display the number of the month.
Changelog:
Version 2 (2011-06-28):
• Added the long awaited AM/PM variants
• Replaced .zip-file with self installing .rmskin-file
Version 1 (2010-11-22):
• Uses include-file for clock and themes
• Added summer-theme
Version 0 (2010-01-10):
• Initial version
It's a digital clock using the ISO 8601-standard (Hours [DOT] minutes [Colon] seconds) and it also features the weekday and the number of the week (week starts Monday).
It is possible to get the number of the day in the month in this skin by editing both of the .inc-files replacing the %W with %d. This will, however, not display the number of the month.
Changelog:
Version 2 (2011-06-28):
• Added the long awaited AM/PM variants
• Replaced .zip-file with self installing .rmskin-file
Version 1 (2010-11-22):
• Uses include-file for clock and themes
• Added summer-theme
Version 0 (2010-01-10):
• Initial version
Published:
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Very nice. I love it. Here is a screenshot of me using it. [link]

Where you can find your installed Rainmeter-skins go to Sertion\Big digital clock\ and open up clockbase.inc (or clockbase [am-pm].inc) and add the following text right below "[MeasuresDay]":
Substitute="Monday":"Måndag","Tuesday":"Tisdag","Wednesday":"Onsdag","Thursday":"Torsdag","Friday":"Fredag","Saturday":"Lördag","Sunday":"Söndag"
That line would make all the days appear in swedish. To get other languages you'll need to change it yourself. I don't actually have Rainmeter installed right now, but this should work.
Source: [link]
Substitute="Monday":"Måndag","Tuesday":"Tisdag","Wednesday":"Onsdag","Thursday":"Torsdag","Friday":"Fredag","Saturday":"Lördag","Sunday":"Söndag"
That line would make all the days appear in swedish. To get other languages you'll need to change it yourself. I don't actually have Rainmeter installed right now, but this should work.
Source: [link]
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