[Solved] A live clock in Impress?
[Solved] A live clock in Impress?
We have Impress up and running on a LCD at our reception disk. On the screen we have the meetings of the day with starting time and meeting rooms. I´m missing having a running digital clock down eather corner of the screen. Anyone having any solution for this? One possible solution may be to have a Quicktime-video running but are there any out there?
Last edited by TheGurkha on Wed May 04, 2011 10:02 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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OpenOffice 3.2 on Windows XP
Re: A live clock in Impress?
A method of including live data in an Impress presentation is given at
http://cdriga.kfacts.com/open-source-wo ... 007/10/31/
It may give you some pointers.
Using Master Elements it is possible to include the date/time in the footer; these can be fixed (creation date) or variable (file opening date). It might be useful if one of these could be linked to a dynamic or the system clock.
http://cdriga.kfacts.com/open-source-wo ... 007/10/31/
It may give you some pointers.
Using Master Elements it is possible to include the date/time in the footer; these can be fixed (creation date) or variable (file opening date). It might be useful if one of these could be linked to a dynamic or the system clock.
| Edit: A possible workaround: sometimes TV or LCD displays have the ability to put a clock on-screen, superimposed on the current display. If your LCD had this, there is your answer. |
| Edit: Edit 2: Another link showing a method of incorporating live data is at http://blog.polleverywhere.com/openoffi ... n-poll-too |
Apache OpenOffice 4.1.16 on Xubuntu 24.04.4 LTS
Re: A live clock in Impress?
Perhaps I misunderstand the question, but there are free programs available that work in Windows XP as the Clock gadget works in Windows 7.
Here is one: ClocX. Many others can be found by googling.
The clock can run superimposed on Impress, even when Impress is in fullscreen mode, either as an opaque overlay or semi-transparent.
Here is one: ClocX. Many others can be found by googling.
The clock can run superimposed on Impress, even when Impress is in fullscreen mode, either as an opaque overlay or semi-transparent.
OOo 3.3.0, Windows 7 64-bit SP1, planning to add LibreOffice after a bug-fix version of 3.4 is released.
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