Post by rupertgrint on May 7, 2006 8:11:11 GMT -5
It's not just a countdown, this striking Flash-based clock will keep time on the time left until the release of the Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix film, and also helps you keep up on your movie-related Potter news. Movie headlines will scroll across the bottom automatically, keeping you and your readers updated on the latest goings-on. Windows users can have this on their desktop by news to Continued directions below:
- Right-Click and Save-As on this link to download the item.
- You will be prompted, "Do you want to add an Active Desktop item to your desktop?" Answer Yes.
- On the next screen, click "OK" to continue to add the countdown to your desktop.
- The countdown should now appear on the desktop. When it does, feel free to move it to where you'd like it to live by clicking and dragging.
- To close it, hover your mouse on the top border, and an "x" will appear on the top right side; click the "x" and the countdown will close.
- If you'd like to bring it back up after closing it, right-click your desktop and select "properties," then "Desktop," and then the "Customize Desktop" button. Select the "Web" tab, check the checkbox next to the item named "LeakyNews," and continue to press "OK" until all windows are closed.
- Right-Click and Save-As on this link to download the item.
- You will be prompted, "Do you want to add an Active Desktop item to your desktop?" Answer Yes.
- On the next screen, click "OK" to continue to add the countdown to your desktop.
- The countdown should now appear on the desktop. When it does, feel free to move it to where you'd like it to live by clicking and dragging.
- To close it, hover your mouse on the top border, and an "x" will appear on the top right side; click the "x" and the countdown will close.
- If you'd like to bring it back up after closing it, right-click your desktop and select "properties," then "Desktop," and then the "Customize Desktop" button. Select the "Web" tab, check the checkbox next to the item named "LeakyNews," and continue to press "OK" until all windows are closed.
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