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Weather Widget 2007 2.1


License Free
Requirements Windows 2000/XP/2003 Server
Downloads 95 Limitations None
Publisher DuoWeather File Size 1.7M
Date added 22 Oct 2006 Check your speed

Weather Widget 2007 is a desktop widget displays current weather conditions and allows users to view forecasts for over 140,000 US cities. This cool little widget can be dragged across your desktop and placed over any window or can be a part of your desktop background. The On Screen Display functionality gives you detailed weather conditions by just hovering your mouse over the widget. To eliminate intrusiveness on your other programs, you can adjust the transparency and size of the widget.

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