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xllx — Dresses for Android - One More Clock Widget
Published: 2012-03-21 04:03:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 21132; Favourites: 55; Downloads: 1212
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Description
::Newer Version is included with OMC 1.30 or Higher::Dresses for Android.
This is a port of the Rainmeter Skin of the same name by to Android's One More Clock app which can be found here [link]
Dresses Rainmeter Skin can be found @ [link]
Installation: Use QtADB or ADB to transfer to your Droid Device. The Directory is .OMCThemes and it should be on your internal SD Card. Just move both folders over and your done.
Other Resources Used:
Wallpaper : [link]
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Comments: 14
Beautiful. I love how it looks on my phone. How do you change the time from 24 hour to 12 hour?
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Click on the clock and then go to "Tap & Display Options" the click on "Use 24 Hour Clock".
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SMH @ how easy that was? Thanks, xllx.
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This was working find for me all day and then out of nowhere the hour number started going blank and it made OMCW force close. I tried clearing the apps data as well as reinstalling the app and theme but the same problem continues to occur. I'm on a Galaxy Nexus, please fix if you can this doesn't occur with any other skins.
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Did you try clearing the rendering caches? It sounds like you maybe experiencing a bug. Do you remember what time this happend? Also did you have any alarms set for around that same time?
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Awesome!..keep them coming..just moved them to the theme folder and boom!
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Damn this is brilliant 
This also can be done with Make Your Clock Widgets by the way.
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Can it?! I had no idea I'll definitely take a look into it.
Thanks for the comment
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Yep Yep, def check it out, i made a clock similar to this, i may need to redo it based off your idea
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O: i use the rainmeter skin on my desktop, now i can have it on my phone *squee* xD
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That was the same reaction I had when I realized I could do it.
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I used the One More Clock Widget. It's very similar to Rainmeter in syntax as far as coding a Widget/Skin is concerned. The app is pretty awesome this is the first of many skins I will be doing.
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