- TimeStamp Editor -

By Ozzie785 on Jan 28, 2007

Simply just put your desired timestamp you would like and click Ok.
The main reason I made this is because in the timestamp editor in the options you can't add color. Enjoy!

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Calzo   -  Jun 17, 2007

how does it work. and what is a time stamp :[

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Bouncer   -  Apr 07, 2007

Sorry about posting so much but you might want to consider adding an alias to open it as some people might like to add it into their popups.

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Bouncer   -  Apr 07, 2007

After tinkering with it further I noticed a couple more problems. One you should make it so that when someone clicks the Ok button it closes the dialog. Two when you reopen the dialog it should show the current timestamp you are using instead of erasing it so you have to type it all over again. Three once you reach the end of the box where you enter your timestamp text you can go no further so if someone happens to like a long timestamp with multiple colors they cannot input the whole timestamp they want. And don\'t forget the problem of the color I mentioned above. Fix all of those things and I\'d give it a 10.0 because I can think of nothing else it should or should not do to make it better.

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Bouncer   -  Apr 07, 2007

Only problem I see is that whatever the last color in your timestamp is it also makes your text that color. Fix that and I\'d give it at least a 6.0

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DarthReven   -  Jan 29, 2007

I really don\'t see a \"need\" for the dialog but it is funtional and the code does what it is suposed to.

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Ozzie785   -  Jan 28, 2007

Yeah, I like it also I should of tried harder on the design of the dialog.

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Aaron   -  Jan 28, 2007

wow v nice, it shows not only hour and minute..but seconds also :)

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