The newest 2.2 version of MirageWeather.
When a place has been selected, you can:
The other settings have not been altered, you can work with them in the way described in the first post of this topic.
- Added a feature to can use the skin to follow the weather conditions in up to five different locations. The skin has now so many tabs, as many locations (up to five) have you set up:
- Fixed the error of location search tool, in the included Settings\Settings.ini skin.
- Redesigned the Weather tab of this Settings tool (skin), to can add the locations on its right side, one by one:
- Added the possibility to open the map of any of the set locations, either by a right click to the tab of the Weather.ini skin, or to the right arrows, next to each location, on the Weather tab of the Settings\Settings.ini skin (see bellow).
- Updated the German translation, by ikarus1969. Thank him for helping with this.
- A few other minor updates in the code.
When a place has been selected, you can:
- Click the Detect button, to let the skin to try detecting your current location (not always work).
- Try to enter the name of your location into the City field. When you hit Enter, the skin will look for the entered location, showing up to ten of the found locations, into a panel. Click the location you want to use, then click OK (if locations couldn't be found, you are notified about this).
- If none of the above solution work (rare cases, but not impossible), you can manually enter a location (in the City field), and set the geographical latitude and longitude, into the Latitude and Longitude fields and set the proper hemisphere (North - South and East - West, respectively), in the right placed drop-down menus. To set the numeric values of the coordinates, you can:
- Click the field and enter the coordinate from keyboard, as a decimal number.
- Scroll the mouse wheel on any of these fields. The fifth decimal of the coordinate varies.
- If when scrolling, you keep hold down the CTRL key on your keyboard, the coordinate varies by tenth of a unit.
- If you hold down the ALT key, the variation is by the third decimal (so by one thousandth of a unit).
The other settings have not been altered, you can work with them in the way described in the first post of this topic.
Statistics: Posted by balala — Today, 7:44 pm