Is there a freeware which displays current outside local
temperature (selected UK sites) constantly on the taskbar?




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If you use the Mozilla browser you can use the Free following
extension....

http://update.mozilla.org/extensions...id=268&vid=979

WeatherFox 0.5.1

Keith (Southend)

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On Fri, 22 Oct 2004 08:38:17 +0100, "Scorpio"
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Is there a freeware which displays current outside local
temperature (selected UK sites) constantly on the taskbar?




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On Fri, 22 Oct 2004 08:38:17 +0100, "Scorpio"
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Is there a freeware which displays current outside local
temperature (selected UK sites) constantly on the taskbar?

Wetsock at http://www.robomagic.com/wetsock.htm is very good.

The free version is limited to one or two sites I think.

Mark.

Many thanks for the suggestions posted here in response to
my quest for a taskbar weather indicator. Currently I have
settled for "AmbientWeather" and will try it out for some
time. It looks promising.


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In article ,
Scorpio writes
Is there a freeware which displays current outside local
temperature (selected UK sites) constantly on the taskbar?

Http://www.tropicdesigns.net/ - weather pluse
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Zaax
http://www.ukgatsos.com

If you use the Mozilla Firefox browser there is a free extension that
does just that called "Weatherfox" - gets its data from the
WeatherChannel.

currently showing Nottingham as Light Rain Shower 14C, Wind S27 km/h.
plus same detail in forecasts for Sat and Sun.

Chris Gadsby

zaax wrote:

In article ,
Scorpio writes

Is there a freeware which displays current outside local
temperature (selected UK sites) constantly on the taskbar?

Http://www.tropicdesigns.net/ - weather pluse

Chris Gadsby wrote in message ...
If you use the Mozilla Firefox browser there is a free extension that
does just that called "Weatherfox" - gets its data from the
WeatherChannel.

I tried it, didn't like it.

Please. How do I now get rid of it?

Jack

Jack Harrison wrote:
Chris Gadsby wrote in message ...

If you use the Mozilla Firefox browser there is a free extension that
does just that called "Weatherfox" - gets its data from the
WeatherChannel.


I tried it, didn't like it.

Please. How do I now get rid of it?

Jack

Hi Jack,

I found my self in the same situation of not liking it, especially since
the number of UK locations is limited. It's pretty easy to remove
though ..... click on 'tools' at the top of the screen, then
'extensions', and then simply select the extension you want to remove.

Regards,

Ian Sutherland

Yn erthygl , sgrifennodd
Scorpio :
Is there a freeware which displays current outside local
temperature (selected UK sites) constantly on the taskbar?

Just by coincidence I noticed such a thing on my new installation of
Mandrake 10.1 Community (Linux of course ) the other day. I think it
was called kweather (I'm on a different computer now, only running
Mandrake 9.1 and it's not on here). I tried configuring it but it failed
to get the data when I entered the station code for Trawsgoed - my
local station. I didn't try any others though.

Of course, being Linux, it's free

Adrian

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