Thread: NanoClock: Yet another persistent clock
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Old 06-04-2022, 08:32 PM   #201
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Originally Posted by jbs View Post
I've had my Kobo Libra H2O for a year or so now and really love it. The one thing I was occasionally missing was a persistent clock. Today I decided to look into it a bit further, found this thread, installed it and LOVE it. Thanks so much!

Once I got it installed I spent a little while trying out different fonts and thought if it doesn't already exist that this might save others some time. I tested a dozen or so fonts while appending the NAME of the font to my string, then took pictures. The last 4 - UNSCII, ALT, THIN and IBM all look identical to me so I'm guessing that means they don't exist on my device. But I really like Spleen so that's what I'm using.

Thank you SO much NiLuJe - you've made my beloved reader even a bit more beloved to me!
How did you put the font name as aprt of the displayed clock?
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