XNote Stopwatch

jamespenry wrote:i have got this working fine except for getting the new clock with a red background to start counting up automaticly.

As said earlier, the start option (without slash).

So i just need to type it in to comand promt once it it will then always do that, or are we talking about making a batch file or what...
basicly i am trying to make it that when my count down gets to 0 another clock opens with a red background and starts counting up... i have got this working fine except for getting the new clock with a red background to start counting up automaticly.

thanks

Command Prompt "application". Either you could create a shorcut.

were do you type the commands... i cant work this out...

Use start command line option. Stop is not implemented so far. Instance id support is already implemented.

Hello,

It would be nice to both start AND stop the timer via command line, enabling the use of this stop watch to time another program using it own script language, via a call to a command line.

If you could give instance numbers to the started stop watch, then it would be easy to stop the timer on stop watch #1, 2, 3, etc...