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<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Here’s a tip for Windows 7 – all versions.<\/p>\n
Do you have friends living in another country or another time zone that is quite different from yours? Do you get tired of adding \/ subtracting hours to figure our whether or not you should call them now or wait until some other time when they might actually be awake?<\/p>\n
Windows 7 lets you add up to two additional clocks – two additional time zones. Whether you are a clock fanatic or you have a good reason for wanting to know what the time is in Sydney, New York or London, Windows 7 makes it easy for you to really know what time is in three different places – all at the same time, even though they’re not on the same time. Get it?<\/p>\n
Before you start wondering where Windows is going to put all those clocks on your taskbar, don’t. Windows only shows the other clock.<\/p>\n
* Click on the Clock in System tray
\n* Next, click on “Change date and time settings” which open the Date and Time Window.
\n* Click on the tab for Additional Clocks.<\/p>\n
In this dialog, you can add up to two additional clocks . Enter the additional time zone(s) you want to display, and if you like, give the clock a unique name. Now, check “Show this clock” to enable the clock(s), and then click OK.<\/p>\n
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