Also, can I resize the clock. I made the font bigger, but I'd like to make the entire clock bigger if possible. Yes, it is possible to customize desktop gadgets by changing their settings, resizing them, keeping them on top of other windows, moving them anywhere on the desktop, and making other changes.
If you don't want a gadget to appear on top of your open windows, right-click the gadget, and then click Always on top to clear the check mark. You may want to know, Tips and tricks for getting the most out of your desktop gadgets. Was this reply helpful? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options Shaun N.
Submitted the bug? Eric Veteran Posted May 20, Guest xiphi Posted May 20, I could reproduce this bug when i read this thread Running x86 build. It's most common after logging in. I browse the net with Firefox. Click the show desktop button to do something with a file on the desktop. Return to Firefox by clicking its icon on the taskbar - the gadgets remain on top.
A windows gadget is a small piece of UI that floats around on your desktop. This is the version 2 of the Windows Sidebar which appeared in Windows Vista operating system. Gadgets uses Jscript which is a minor variant and is more or less similar to Javascript. Before jumping to How to make the windows gadget , lets see where the default Gadgets used by windows are present. We can always use those inbuilt gadgets as reference to make our windows gadget.
We can create gadgets in any of these folder provided we have Administrative Privileges to the system. Note: The AppData folder might be a hidden folder. Make sure to enable show hidden folders to view the folder. Lets start making a simple gadget that counts down given the number of seconds to countdown to. That is the final output, and now lets start to make a new windows gadget. If you just want to skip the entire shebang and just get the files and figure out yourself, goto the end of this post and get the zip file for the gadget folder.
Use one of the folders above, and create a new folder. Your edit is not helpful because it simply repeats the requirements without explaining what you are trying to do. If you don't know what this is for, then find out , otherwise you are simply wasting everyone's time, including your own. Ok, I tried once more.
And I relly don't know how you don't see my objecive. It's plain and simple: bring some data text, image, urls to the user. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer.
Adam Casey Adam Casey 1, 13 13 silver badges 20 20 bronze badges. You can't prevent users from disabling gadgets and you can't make them have it appear on top of other windows either, not even with group policy's. It may be possible for the gadget to reappear each time the user logs in with a logon script. This is something you're going to have to decide whether you want or not though.
A gadget may not be the ideal tool for this job. It doesn't need to be gadget. I'm just looking for the way to get the job done. Answer 2 aimed at your new edits: You could get this done by disabling task manager using group policy's, then creating an application which ran in the background listening on a certain socket or waiting for changes on a network file or something. So long as you disable ways of closing your application Task manager is the main way, not sure if users would have the skills or time to close it through a TASKKILL command or something If you want to know anymore general information let me know, if you want specifics it would be better to look that up separately, or ask another question.
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