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Möjliggöra extra tar tid på i Windows 7 eller utsikt

Windows 7 och utsikten inkluderar en förbättring till systemet tar tid på som låter dig visa extra 2 tar tid på, när du svävar din mus över systemet tar tid på.

Här är ett exempel av London tar tid på i utsikt:

Och här är svävandet tar tid på i Windows 7:

Tillfoga dessa extra tar tid på är extremt lätt. Rätt-klicka först på ta tid på i systemmagasinet och välj justerar daterar/Time:

Klicka det extra tar tid på fliken och väljer alternativen, och tid zonplanerar som visat:

Du kan skriva in en känd vänlig skärm. Jag skrev in ”London”, men du kunde sätta något som var relevant till dig, gillar det känt av ett familjemedlemuppehälle någon annanstans.

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Denna artikel var ursprungligen skriftlig på 01/2/07 Märkt med: Skrivbords- Customization, Windows 7, Windows utsikt

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Comments (11)

  1. foomfoom

    Is there a way to have more than 3 timezones?

  2. Jared

    Yes, is there a way to have more than 3 timezones for Windows Vista?

  3. Americo Jimenez

    I’m very happy with your instructions. This is a magnificent way to learn step by step.
    Thank you

  4. anne

    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???

  5. Ben

    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???

  6. Dessie

    i was wondering how to chane the clock display if i might be able to download different styles and if so where at?

  7. Moh

    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.

  8. balaji

    ^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.

  9. Bonjour

    # applauded # praise!!

  10. gaby

    hello
    does someone know if there is a bug on this ‘additional clocks’ thing?
    My issue is:
    I live in Caribbean, in which there is not a daylight saving time, so my local time will be (GMT-5:00)Bogota,lima,quito ..(i couldn’t find another that match with my time zone)
    then on the additional clocks, i set:
    Clock 1 as MTY Time zone: (GMT-6:00) Guadalajara,Mexico city, Monterrey
    Clock 2 as France Timezone: (GMT+1:00) Brussels, Copenhagen, Madrid,Paris

    The issue is..when i click on the bottom clock on task bar
    it shows
    Local time (for example) 9:00PM
    Clock1 (MTY) 9:00pm
    Clock2 (FRA) Wed 4:00AM

    so, on my clock 1 it appears my local time! even if i set a different time zone which it has a daylight saving time (so it should be 1 hour less than my local time)

    is there a patch that I should install?
    thanks in advance for the advise
    Regards

  11. yuri

    I faced exaclty the same problem with multiple clocks and daylight saving time. It seems to be a bug in windows.


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