Jay-It looks like you're running LCDstats, but added AM/PM to the time screen? Is it so? Case looks very nice btw :smile: edit:at first i thought you changed the code to display AM/PM but then i realized that maybe your OS returns time like that.. <font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Ghoast o...

yes i know about that and i've changed it now (in version 2.2.3). When i first started working with LCDstats it's main feature was the MBM stuff and that's why it was like that.

update: -Changed the way LCDstats deals with no MBM data. It now displays the data that should've been read from MBM as zero if MBM isn't loaded, instead of showing an error message and exiting which it did before. -LCDstats didn't skip empty screens i 2 line mode, it is fixed now. (for example, if ...

oh..

there's a bunch of programs that do that, try LCDstats (my program) and LCD Smartie.

in a couple of days or so i will have a graphic LCD to test on so i will fix that then and add a setting for scroll speed.

I made a small app showing a way to scroll text. Useful to anyone who wants to scroll text on a LCD.

Link: http://w1.262.telia.com/~u26209407/text ... scroll.zip

i found a bug which made LCDstats not return from e-mail mode to normal mode under certain circumstanses, i fixed it so if you downloaded the installer before i posted this you'll have to download it again, sorry.

LCDstats 2.2.2 is now finished. -LCDstats now displays 'Checking e-mail..." when it's checking e-mail to alert user of what's going on. When checking is over and no new e-mail was found it displays 'No new e-mail' about one second, if it found new e-mail LCDstats goes into new e-mail mode like ...

i noticed that to when i upgraded winamp today.

i'm using your fix now

I updated the zip file because i found a bug in the get song title thingy, it crashed when winamp just has loaded and don't have a valid songname in it's caption.

191KBps=WMA file encoded at 160KBps, dunno why.

I've been working on implementing Winamp control/stats in LCDstats and developed a "test app" which someone else might find useful to test with.



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all settings are saved when you exit LCDstats except e-mail settings which are saved when you hit the OK button in the account manager. The settings are saved when LCDstats unloads, so if you exited it by for example turning of your computer it didn't save the settings because it never unloaded, it ...

As long as they don't try to access the same com port at the same time there shouldn't be a problem.