Adding additional time zone clocks in Windows 7

Posted Date: 05-Jul-2010		Category: Tips & Tricks
Author: Raghav	Member Level: Gold
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This article explains about adding additional time zone clocks to the windows 7 task bar.

Adding additional time zone clocks to windows 7 taskbar

If you need to keep track of time zones across the globe, it is easy to do it in windows 7. Windows 7 can display upto a maximum of 3 clocks. This article shows you how to add additional time zone clocks to windows 7 task bar.

First click on the Clock on the right most side at the bottom of task bar

Now click on 'Change date and time settings' link

Now click on 'Additional clocks' tab in the resulting window. Check the check box for 1 or 2 additional clocks. You can choose the time zone for the additional clocks by using the drop down list and give a name.

Click OK when done

Now click on the Clock again in the task bar and you will be able to see the new clocks. In my computer I have set the additional clocks to Moscow and Buenos Aires. You can see a screen shot of these additional clocks in my computer below.
Screen shot of additional time zone clocks in windows 7

Screen shot of additional time zone clocks in windows 7

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