Digital Clock
The source code for the Digital Clock was written by Per Reedtz Thomsen (Danish).

This script allows you to place a working digital clock on your home page.
The HTML source below represents the applet definition for the Digital Clock.

Example 1

<applet codebase="/Java/DClock" code="Clock2.class" width="275" height="30">
<param name="FontFamily" value="TimesRoman">
<param name="FontSize" value="20">
<param name="DateFmt" value="%c">
<param name="BGCol" value="f0f0f0">
</applet>

Eample 2

<applet codebase="/Java/DClock" code="Clock2.class" width=275 height=30>
<param name="FontFamily" value="Arial">
<param name="FontSize" value="20">
<param name="DateFmt" value="%A %B %I">
<param name="BGCol" value="FFFFFF">
</applet>

Example 3

<applet codebase="/Java/DClock" applet code="Clock2.class" width=240 height=40>
<param name="FontFamily" value="Helvetica">
<param name="FontSize" value="12">
<param name="FontWeight" value="bold">
<param name="BGCol" value="f0f0f0">
<param name="FGCol" value="36648b">
<param name="DateFmt" value="%A %B %I %Y">

"DateFmt" paramenters

%a - Short Weekday name
%A - Long Weekday name
%b - Short Month name
%h - It's alias
%B - Long Month name
%c - The locale time/date string
%C - The default time/date string
%d - 2 digit month number
%D - Shortcut for %m/%d/%y
%e - Month Number
%H - Hour -- 00 to 23
%I - Hour -- 01 to 12
%j - day of year 001 to 366
%m - Month numbers -- 01 to 12
%M - Minutes -- 00 to 59
%p - AM or PM
%r - Shortcut for %I:%M:%S %p
%R - Shortcut for %H:%M
%S - Second -- 00 to 61 (leap seconds)
%t - Insert a tab character
%T - Shortcut for %H:%M:%S
%w - Day of week in numbers; Sunday = 0
%y - Short year (00 - 99)
%Y - Long year (1996)

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