Now you can have an attractive looking clock/calander display to act as a normal desktop clock and/or a screen saver for your Nokia Communicator. It's by Symbianware (http://www.symbianware.com), and available on Handango (http://www.handango.com/brainstore/PlatformProductDetail.jsp?siteId=308&jid=CCX9A2D43 FE93CXXD19XBBEFF5375C6A&platformId=4&productType=2 &productId=75249&sectionId=0&catalog=1).

http://www.symbianware.com/res/sclock80/pic05.jpg
http://www.symbianware.com/res/sclock80/pic06.jpg
http://www.symbianware.com/res/sclock80/pic02.jpg

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Thanks Symbianware! Now I don't need to code a wallpaper into Clock6 (http://freepoc.org/viewapp.php?id=5), available at FreEPOC!

http://www.freepoc.org/images/clock6/clock6_er6.jpg

</irony>

Now of course what this shows is that an OPL app and a C++ app can happily live in the same space - anyone care to (objectivly) compare the two?