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Quote from: fascistmuffin on July 02, 2011, 02:12:45 PM

You can add clocks to the one on the left taskbar by clicking the date/time, going to "Change date and time settings...", and finally going to the Additional clocks tab.

I've got my set to Central USA, Eastern Time, and Seoul/Japan; it comes in very handy

Nice

fascistmuffin

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You can add clocks to the one on the left taskbar by clicking the date/time, going to "Change date and time settings...", and finally going to the Additional clocks tab.

I've got my set to Central USA, Eastern Time, and Seoul/Japan; it comes in very handy

Oldminer

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Yea thats the one - thanks for that

LeFBI

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you replied faster than i edited my answer :)

24h digital clock gadgets can be used the same way

http://gallery.live.com/liveItemDetail.aspx?li=cb194986-22fc-43b5-97c2-21dd652fa51a&bt=1&pl=1

Oldminer

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Quote from: LeFBI on July 02, 2011, 05:45:53 AM

I don't know about windows7 but in Vista you can do that with inbuilt windows sidebar gadgets. Simply add the clock gadget multiple times and set it to different time zones:
http://www.vista4beginners.com/Checking-time-for-multiple-time-zones-Windows-Sidebar

Yea well thats what Ive done for now but they dont display in 24 hour

LeFBI

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I don't know about windows7 but in Vista you can do that with inbuilt windows sidebar gadgets. Simply add the clock gadget multiple times and set it to different time zones:
http://www.vista4beginners.com/Checking-time-for-multiple-time-zones-Windows-Sidebar

if you prefer 24h digital, you can try: http://gallery.live.com/liveItemDetail.aspx?li=cb194986-22fc-43b5-97c2-21dd652fa51a&bt=1&pl=1

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Does anyone know of any decent desktop clocks/gadgets available for Win 7 that show the time in various time zones around the world simultaneously? I've googled it and all I can find is shitty software from 2004 or clocks that only display in 12 hour format. I want something that can sit on my desktop permanently that show me the times at a glance.

cheers

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