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Moderator: DosItHelp Dos_Probie Posts: 233 Joined: 21 Nov 2010 08:07 Location: At My Computer ~ Title bar Date & Clock help ~[ SOLVED ] #1 Post by Dos_Probie » 29 Nov 2013 06:45 Got this below code that sets the current day, date and (fixed) time to the title bar,would like to have the clock active where the minute would change and not be fixed oncethe batch menu stays up, any ideas on a easy way to accomplish this? Thanks for the help..DPCode: Select all@echo off:: Output day, date and time to title bar..set daydate=%date% for /f "tokens=1,2" %%a in ('time/t') do set time12=%%a %%btitle, %daydate% @ %time12%:menu:pause Last edited by Dos_Probie on 30 Nov 2013 19:12, edited 1 time in total. einstein1969 Expert Posts: 962 Joined: 15 Jun 2012 13:16 Location: Italy, Rome Re: ~ Title bar Date & Clock help ~ #2 Post by einstein1969 » 29 Nov 2013 08:44 EDIT: Add auto-Sync to minuteCode: Select all@echo off & setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion & goto :multithread_dispatcher:Main rem start timer sync to minute. start "" /B %0 timer_sync_to_minute set_title_date_time:menu : pausegoto :eof:: Functions/Subroutines :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::set_title_date_time :: Output day, date and time to title bar.. set daydate=%date% for /f "tokens=1,2" %%a in ('time/t') do set time12=%%a %%b title, %daydate% @ %time12%goto :eof:multithread_dispatcher if not "%1"=="" ( set label=%1 shift goto :!label! )goto :Main:timer_sync_to_minute %1=function-subroutine rem first time call function call :%1:loop_timer_sync_to_minute :: calulate the distance to next minute. for /F "tokens=1-4 delims=:.," %%a in ("%time: =0%") do set /a "a=(6000-(1%%c%%d-10000))*10" rem echo %time% distance to next minute in ms:%a% & rem for debugging :: if now are in the first 30 seconds then call function if %a% gtr 30000 (call :%1) else title Syncing... & rem remove else part if don't want debug syncing work :: wait until next minute ping 192.0.2.0 -w %a% -n 1 >nulgoto :loop_timer_sync_to_minuteEinstein1969 Last edited by einstein1969 on 30 Nov 2013 09:12, edited 8 times in total. Dos_Probie Posts: 233 Joined: 21 Nov 2010 08:07 Location: At My Computer Re: ~ Title bar Date & Clock help ~ #3 Post by Dos_Probie » 29 Nov 2013 14:00 Thanks

Developer’s DescriptionDisplay date, time, and free RAM on the title bar of any opened window.Perhaps the most under-utilized patch of screen real estate in Windows is the title bar that runs the length of almost every application and folder window that's open on your computer desktop. Putting that space to good use is the job of TitleBarClock Pro. TitleBarClock Pro adds the weekday, date, and time in your choice of nine different languages on the right or left side of the title bar. Displays the time in either 12 or 24 hour format. The program shows your free physical RAM and your free remaining disk drive space if you wish.You can time synchronize your system clock to assure your computers internal clock is set accurately by any one of many internet atomic clocks. Display a simple useful pop-up calendar. Hide your desktop with a couple clicks of the mouse. Copy the date, time and other info to the Window's clipboard that you can paste into other applications. Automatically maximize all open windows or have all windows re-sized and centered on your desktop. If you don't like the looks of maximized windows in Aero Glass TitleBarClock Pro will maximize all your windows yet keep the glass effect like seen when Aero Glass windows are minimized.Set clock to shut your computer down at specified time. Set alerts in many different ways. Run any application at a specified time and date. Includes desktop clock with adjustable settings to see the same information on your desktop when all windows are minimized just like it does on the title bar. Speaks the time each quarter hour, half hour or top of each hour in a male or female voice. Change the title bar text color and font style in Window's Color and Appearance settings.

~ Title bar Date & Clock help ~ #8 Post by einstein1969 » 29 Nov 2013 17:09 AiroNG wrote:Dos_Probie wrote:Einstein, the 1st code you posted showed the date and time in title but now your updated code is not working at all now.. must be a typo somewhere.I just tried the posted code and it works. Just wait a few seconds.thanks for trying. However, I corrected the "set msec ..." because he had no double quotes. and have added e delayed time variable.einstein1969 AiroNG Posts: 46 Joined: 17 Nov 2013 15:00 Location: Germany Re: ~ Title bar Date & Clock help ~ #9 Post by AiroNG » 29 Nov 2013 17:16 thanks for trying. However, I corrected the "set msec ..." because he had no double quotes. and have added e delayed time variable.Then i must have used the already edited code right before you answered.Apologies Dos_Probie. My timing was bad. einstein1969 Expert Posts: 962 Joined: 15 Jun 2012 13:16 Location: Italy, Rome Re: ~ Title bar Date & Clock help ~ #11 Post by einstein1969 » 29 Nov 2013 17:31 I have added 2 second at the delayed start. One because of round error of hundredth of second and another for safety.Code: Select all set /a "msec=(60-(1!time:~6,2!-100)+2)*1000"I suppose it serves a function resynchronization timer ... Einstein1969 Dos_Probie Posts: 233 Joined: 21 Nov 2010 08:07 Location: At My Computer Re: ~ Title bar Date & Clock help ~ #12 Post by Dos_Probie » 29 Nov 2013 20:10 I reloaded your code and gives the path to my batch in title, until the min change then starts working..Will play around with it, just was hoping to get it to snyc right away like the post from Carlos and Aacini at: viewtopic.php?f=3&t=5028 Dos_Probie Posts: 233 Joined: 21 Nov 2010 08:07 Location: At My Computer Re: ~ Title bar Date & Clock help ~ #14 Post by Dos_Probie » 30 Nov 2013 19:12 The auto sync did the trick, Thanks for all your Help, much appreciated!..DP

Looks like no one’s replied in a while. To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. In MacOS Monterey when my cursor goes on the menu bar while in full screen the title bar for the application drops down. This makes it rather difficult to quickly switch tabs, as when drag my cursor up it hits the top of the screen dropping the title bar which blocks me from switching tabs. How can I disable this and just control the window with hotkeys or the menu bar? (No, I'm not talking about the menu bar, but the title bar of the application) MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 12.0 Posted on Nov 25, 2021 8:32 PM Posted on Nov 25, 2021 10:05 PM The am I stuck with the title bar covering my tabs when I bring up my mouse or is there some alternative? Could I edit the app files to disable the title bar? Similar questions How Can I Stop the Menu Bar from Hiding? The menu bar automatically hides during full-screen internet browsing, and sometimes in desktop mode- disrupting my workflow almost every time I try to swap between tabs and tab groups (frequent in legal research).As an attempt to solve the problem, I've unchecked both boxes to "Automatically hide the menu bar" on the desktop and in full-screen mode and restarted the computer. Still, the auto-hiding behavior continues.I use a 13" Macbook Air 2020 with macOS Monterey. All assistance is appreciated! 2380 1 Disable window drag move? Macbook Pro, 11.5.1 OS.Some application window will move slightly upon a single click on its title bar (or any of the tab headers in it), this is quite annoying when the window is maximized (but not in fullscreen mode), and needs time to realign.Can we disable single-finger window drag entirely (system-wide) or for a specific window? Or can we have an option to make some windows not movable? 1193 2 auto hide title bar in full screen not working After following all suggestions, for this I still have the title bar showing. Big Sur did not have this issue and it seems like this is being ignored in recent updates. 1020 1 How to disable the title bar in fullscreen?

& SchTasks.exe /RUN /TN '\Microsoft\Windows\NetTrace\NetMonCaptures' *>null } Else { Write-Warning ("Failed to create NetMonCapture Scheduled Task") } } Else { Write-Host ("NetMonCapture Scheduled Task already exists") -ForegroundColor Green } & SchTasks.exe /QUERY /TN '\Microsoft\Windows\NetTrace\NetMonCleanUp' *>null If ($LASTEXITCODE -eq 1) { Write-Host ("Creating NetMon Clean Up Scheduled Task") -ForegroundColor Cyan & SchTasks.exe /CREATE /TN '\Microsoft\Windows\NetTrace\NetMonCleanUp' /XML C:\Windows\Utilities\NetworkTracing\NetMonCleanUp.xml *>null If ($LASTEXITCODE -eq 0) { & SchTasks.exe /RUN /TN '\Microsoft\Windows\NetTrace\NetMonCleanUp' *>null } Else { Write-Warning ("Failed to create NetMonCleanUp Scheduled Task") } } Else { Write-Host ("NetMonCleanUp Scheduled Task already exists") -ForegroundColor Green } } END { Get-ChildItem -Name null | Remove-Item -Force Set-Location $CurrentDirectory }">.SYNOPSIS Configures a local computer to capture network traces.DESCRIPTION This script will download and install the (deprecated) Microsoft Network Monitor 3.4 application. Once installed, a scheduled task will be created to capture network traffic anytime a user is logged on to the computer. The captures files will rollover to a new file every 250MB. A separate task will pruned the logging directory for capture files older than 3 days. The solution files can be found in C:\Windows\Utilities and the tasks are created in Microsoft > Windows > NetTrace..EXAMPLE PS C:\> Enable-LocalNetworkCapture.ps1 Single script operation will check and validate the computer is configured for network captures..NOTES Requires RunAs Administrator#>[CmdletBinding()]Param () BEGIN { #Requires -RunAsAdministrator Function Show-Menu { .SYNOPSIS Shows a console based menu and title or just a console title banner in a variety of colors and stles. .DESCRIPTION Create a console based menu and use this function to display it with a descriptive title bar. This function is primarily used to display the title bar in a variety of colors and sytles. It is useful when used to convey important information to the console operator. #> Param ( # Single line title or banner used as a desciption