(Requires Macromedia Flash player or plugin)
Please note: I did not create any of these Flash clocks! I found them all on the Internet. I placed them here for information purposes only. There's little point in writing to me about them as I have said everything I know about them here and on the individual clock pages.
I think I first saw a Flash clock around 2001 and it fascinated me. The second hand smoothly revolved around the dial just like a wristwatch. Since then I've come across many many implementations of the Flash clock. So this page is about that.
And in 2006 the number of Flash and other clocks has exploded. See the links below.
For those of you who may have struggled to get an HTML page with Flash to properly validate, view this page's source code. In Mozilla do View - Page Source. In IE it's View - Source.
Additional information can be found at This Link. This is the page I found after much searching that led me to the final solution I use on my pages where a flash object appears.
More clock stuff:
TIMEPIECES
If you want to play, here's a selection of interesting Flash clocks and watches.
FLASH FILES
The links below will show the clocks in their original dimensions.
If you want to use these clocks on your site (or locally on your PC) you can save this Web page and modify it as needed. You'll need to remove any code that references the style sheets and other content that resides on my Web server. PLEASE do not hot-link to resources residing on MY server!
You also need to download/save the Flash file. The page and Flash file are named the same. Right-click the corresponding link below and save the Flash file to your hard drive. Here's the essential piece of code to include in the HTML page containing the Flash clock. In this example the Flash file would reside in the same directory as the HTML file. If that's not the case you'll need to include the path to the Flash file in the code. Also, change the width and height values to suite your needs.
<object type="application/x-shockwave-flash"
data="NameOfFlashFile.swf"
width="350" height="350">
<param name="movie" value="NameOfFlashFile.swf" />
<param name="WMode" value="Transparent" />
</object>