| This clock does not actually speak. You have to do
the talking yourself. Would it be easier, in a radio broadcast studio, for
presenters to read the time from a display like this, than from a conventional
clock? (If you think so, dont forget that I own Design Right and Copyright in
this product. If you want the source code, please ask!)
Contact me at david(at)caves...etc..
Visit my homepage at caves.org.uk/gibson/
This
clock functions by running a JavaScript aplication on your computer. If
the time it shows is wrong this is because the time on your
computer is wrong! You can correct the time on your computer by running an
application that synchronises your machine to a time server. Consult
your operating system's Help document or ask your ISP.
The phrases, and
the times at which they are applied, can of course easily be altered. If
the Time Text appears very small then your browser does not understand the
code, and may need upgrading. Click here for FULL SCREEN
version
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this page To see this page as it is intended, you must use
a browser that fully supports Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) - preferably
Netscape Navigator 4
. But Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 is OK. Internet Explorer 3
doesnt fully support CSS - the text in the boxes will not be as large as
it should be. You should have a screen resolution of at least 1024 x 768,
but 800 x 600 will probably do, at a pinch.
Copyright This file is copyright David Gibson
1999. Reproduction of part or all of the contents of this file is prohibited
except to the extent permitted in this notice unless prior agreement has been
obtained from the copyright owner. This file may be downloaded onto a hard disk
or printed for your personal use provided that you include all copyright
statements and that you make no alterations to the file and that you do not use
the file in any other work or publication in whatever medium stored. No part of
this file may be distributed or copied for any commercial purpose. Design
Rights to this product, as set out in the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act
1988, are owned by David Gibson.
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