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Additional Clocks
How to Add Additional Time Zone Clocks in Vista
Published by Brink
10-24-2007

How to Add Additional Time Zone Clocks in Vista
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  Vista can display up to three clocks: one for the local time, and two for the time in other time zones of your choice. This will show you how to add an additional Time Zone clock.
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EXAMPLE 1: Left Click on Time
Left_Click_Time.jpg
EXAMPLE 2: Hover Pointer Over Time
Hover_Over_Time.jpg

Here's How:
1. Left click on Time (clock) on the taskbar and click on Change date and time settings. (See example 1 above)
A) Go to step 2 below.
OR

1. Right click on Time on the taskbar and click Adjust Date/Time.
A) Go to step 2 below.
OR

1. Open the Control Panel (Classic View), and click on the Date and Time icon.
2. Click on the Additional Clocks tab. (See screenshot below step 6)
3. Check Show this clock to add a clock.
NOTE: You can add one or both clocks.

4. Click on the Select time zone drop down arrow and select one from the list you want displayed on this clock.
5. Enter a display name for this clock.
NOTE: You can type up to 15 characters.

6. Click OK.

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That's it,
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