Weather Watcher 5.6.25

Posted on Friday, January 25 2008 @ 13:51 CET by

Weather Watcher is your personal Windows desktop weather station. Automatically retrieve the current conditions, hourly forecast, daily forecast, detailed forecast, severe weather alerts from the National Weather Service (US only), and weather maps for over 77,000 cities world-wide. The current conditions can be quickly viewed by holding your mouse pointer over the Weather Watcher system tray icon.

Changelog:
  • ADDED: Hundreds of new weather maps (most in the US).
  • ADDED: "Precipitation" (POP) to the "Values to Show in Tray Tooltip" section of the Weather Watcher Options "Tray Tooltip" tab.
  • ADDED: Added "-i" and "-id" command line parameters to force Weather Watcher to save its settings in an .INI file within the Weather Watcher program folder (instead of the registry). The "-i" parameter will tell Weather Watcher to use the current Windows profile name as the name of the .INI file. The "-id" parameter will tell Weather Watcher to use "Default.ini" as the name of the .INI file.
  • CHANGED: Weather Watcher user settings files have been moved from the Weather Watcher program folder to the current user's Windows profile.
  • CHANGED: Modified the size and format of the Weather Watcher Options window to fit 800x600 resolution (@ 96 DPI).
  • CHANGED: Renamed Weather Watcher Options "Proxy" tab to "Internet".
  • CHANGED: Moved "Only download updates when connected..." from "Auto Update" and "Wallpaper" tabs to the "Internet" tab.
  • FIXED: Added new download method to prevent DL.EXE from locking up while downloading weather data.
  • FIXED: Wallpaper issue that was related to the "Path/File access" error message.
  • FIXED: Celsius temperature conversion in the detailed (daily text) weather forecast.
  • FIXED: Improved the Weather Watcher Options window responsiveness.

Program Information

Category:
Tools and Utilities
Type:
Free


Version:
5.6.25
Size:
2.15MB
Works on:
Windows


Product page: here

Download: Weather Watcher 5.6.25



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