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Originally Posted by Mackx
Hi yingwu,
It should be possible to make a small clock-application, that displays time (maybe also some kind of calender). You can start it, (keep it running) then start reading and if you want to know the time, switch to the clock-application via its icon in the Task Manager.
I am not sure if it is possible to also add the time in the toolbar (from a 3rd party app), I will have to look deeper into the code for that. Although I agree with Shaggy, e-Ink is not the correct type of display to run an application that does a lot of (power draining) screen updates.
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Thanks Mackx first of all. It is a absolutely personal demand anyway, so I originally just want to check 'the current time' when the screen is refreshed, instead of refreshing the screen every minute to update the watch.
But I more like your first idea to make a small clock-application. How about this? If the time function can be called from the menu and I can create a shortcut in the toolbox space in the left bottom, then I when I click the tool button, I can check the time. Again, personal thinking. I mean I dont care whether it is possible.