Shoutbox

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Originally posted by Chris4
I got the exact same.

What's wrong is..

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Count time = 12:00

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It needs to show the seconds aswell. Change it to this:

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Count time = 12:00:00

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That fixed it for me

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WOOH! xD

Thanks Chris.Id give you rep..but i need 100 posts >x[ so remind me when I get 100 to rep you

Regards
    KieranJ.

Thank's for shareing the countdown script,

but there is a problem when i'm using it,

I think maybe I should report to you, so you can make it better~

the problem is: everytime when I restart my PC or MSN, the value I set in the coundown configuration will restore to the default value, and if I want to change the value again, there is nothing happend after I press the apply button.

so everytime if I want to use the countdown script, I have to reinstall it again, again and again...

This problem didn't happened when I use the oldest version of this script (version 1.85?), so I'm wondering that is there any place I can download the oldest version of this script?

I'm using Windows XP SP2, and my system language is Traditional Chinese, hope this information can help you to fix the problem. If you need other information (like screenshot...etc),just let me know, I can send it to you.

Thanks for this cool stuff again, and hope you can understand my English.

Click on Disable CountDown and then Enable CountDown... should enable itself automatically however...

how do ya use them

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Originally posted by juniorb213
Thank's for shareing the countdown script,

but there is a problem when i'm using it,

I think maybe I should report to you, so you can make it better~

the problem is: everytime when I restart my PC or MSN, the value I set in the coundown configuration will restore to the default value, and if I want to change the value again, there is nothing happend after I press the apply button.

so everytime if I want to use the countdown script, I have to reinstall it again, again and again...

This problem didn't happened when I use the oldest version of this script (version 1.85?), so I'm wondering that is there any place I can download the oldest version of this script?

I'm using Windows XP SP2, and my system language is Traditional Chinese, hope this information can help you to fix the problem. If you need other information (like screenshot...etc),just let me know, I can send it to you.

Thanks for this cool stuff again, and hope you can understand my English.

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i believe its a problem with the chinnese characters not working, i'll try to fix it, although its hard for me to test it

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Originally posted by 4penguino
how do ya use them

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Originally posted by chris4

Count Date: Just simply set the date that you want to count down to (Note: It's American date, so it's mm/dd/yyyy)

Count Time: [24hr clock] Set the time that you want to count down to (example: 14:50:00 would be 2:50pm)

Refresh Rate: Set this to "1" if you want it to update for every minute, or leave it how it is.

Personal Message: Leave it how it is if you don't want to get confused, otherwise you can change it. The text below it explains what each of them mean.

Count Down End: This is what it will say once the countdown is at 0 hours 0 minutes and 0 seconds.

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that should explian it pretty good, if you have more questions please post them

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Originally posted by NiteMare
Personaly i like to see the month first (mm/dd/yyyy) because thats what you say first (ie July 2nd,3006)

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Yeh, well most of Europe uses dd/mm/yyy if i remember correctly, so i think having support for both would be good.

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Originally posted by Salem
Yeh, well most of Europe uses dd/mm/yyy if i remember correctly, so i think having support for both would be good.

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is it REALLY that hard to switch 2 number, or use the calender?

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Originally posted by NiteMare

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Originally posted by Salem
Yeh, well most of Europe uses dd/mm/yyy if i remember correctly, so i think having support for both would be good.

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is it REALLY that hard to switch 2 number, or use the calender?

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I do use the calendar for this, so it doesn't really affect me. It was just a suggestion.

~Salem

Hello NightMare.

I was wondering if teh user could have refresh for like 15 seconds?

Some people's computer's can handle it.

Thanks,

Brayden.

15 seconds? Dang... who do you want to annoy?!

I love this script, seriously, it was easy to get running too, well done!