Enable Additional Clocks in Windows Vista
Windows Vista includes an enhancement to the system clock that lets you display 2 additional clocks when you hover your mouse over the system clock.
Here’s an example of the London clock:
Adding these additional clocks is extremely easy. First right-click on the clock in the system tray, and choose Adjust Date/Time:
Click the Additional Clocks tab, and select the options and time zone as shown:
You can enter a friendly display name. I entered “London”, but you could put something relevant to you, like the name of a family member living elsewhere.
The Geek is the founder of How-To Geek and a geek enthusiast. This article was written on 01/2/07 and tagged with: Desktop Customization, Windows Vista
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Is there a way to have more than 3 timezones?
Yes, is there a way to have more than 3 timezones for Windows Vista?
I’m very happy with your instructions. This is a magnificent way to learn step by step.
Thank you
I wish to do system restore back 3 weeks and Vista only gives a 5 day option as far as I can see. Is there some way to do a longer one???
Helpful more multiple timezones. However i was looking for info on how to put an analog clock onto the desktop, any help on this slant???
i was wondering how to chane the clock display if i might be able to download different styles and if so where at?
Ok I get how to do this but is there a way we can have ananlog clocks on our desktop for windows vista? I’ve been trying to figure out how to do it for a couple of days now.
^analog clock on desktop.
i read in a post somewhere else in this forum that one can first enable the sidebar, add the desired clock, drag it on to the desktop if not already, then close the sidebar. after that one can drag the analog clock running on desktop anywhere on the desktop. if the z-order is enabled as “on top”, then one can even hide the systray digi clock and put the analog clock here.
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