I would like to display UTC in my tool bar but when set up for UTC it is in
the 12 hr format not the 24 hr format. Is their any way I can do this or is
their a program I can download to display UTC on my desktop? Using XPHome
for operation Sys.

Thanks Les

Control Panel, then Regional Settings. Select the 24-hour clock option.

Mark.
Auckland,
New Zealand.

"Les" wrote in message
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I would like to display UTC in my tool bar but when set up for UTC it is
in
the 12 hr format not the 24 hr format. Is their any way I can do this or
is
their a program I can download to display UTC on my desktop? Using XPHome
for operation Sys.

Thanks Les

Thanks Mark,
That was simple!!!


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Thanks for asking this question. I decided to switch the time display
in Windows XP to 24 hour.

Now, I have a question. Is there a way to show TWO times in the XP
toolbar? I'd like to show local (EST) time as it is currently and also
have a label "UTC HH:mm" which would be local + 5 hrs, except when on
DST which would be local + 4 hrs.

Is there a way to do this?

Thanks,

Al

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Mark wrote:
Control Panel, then Regional Settings. Select the 24-hour clock option.

Mark.
Auckland,
New Zealand.

"Les" wrote in message
...

I would like to display UTC in my tool bar but when set up for UTC it is

in

the 12 hr format not the 24 hr format. Is their any way I can do this or

is

their a program I can download to display UTC on my desktop? Using XPHome
for operation Sys.

Thanks Les

"-=jd=-" wrote in message
...
Installing WorldTime on my instantiation of XP had the curious
effect of causing "Start | Run" (run-dialog) to stop
responding. If you wanted to bring up the run-dialog, you had
to use the "WinKey-R" keyboard shortcut. Other than that, it
worked like a charm. Note that as soon as I uninstalled it,
the "Start | Run" route to the run-dialog began working again.

That is interesting. I have it on my XP with no such problem. Guess it
depends on the quirks of your specific install.

Hi Al,

If you mean showing two clocks in the "System Tray" as its called, then no,
you can't do that. But there's quite a few free downloads out there that
will allow you to configure a number of clocks and display them on your
screen.

Mark.

"Al Patrick" wrote in message
...
Thanks for asking this question. I decided to switch the time display
in Windows XP to 24 hour.

Now, I have a question. Is there a way to show TWO times in the XP
toolbar? I'd like to show local (EST) time as it is currently and also
have a label "UTC HH:mm" which would be local + 5 hrs, except when on
DST which would be local + 4 hrs.

Is there a way to do this?

Thanks,

Al

=================

Mark wrote:
Control Panel, then Regional Settings. Select the 24-hour clock option.

Mark.
Auckland,
New Zealand.

"Les" wrote in message
...

I would like to display UTC in my tool bar but when set up for UTC it is

in

the 12 hr format not the 24 hr format. Is their any way I can do this
or

is

their a program I can download to display UTC on my desktop? Using
XPHome
for operation Sys.

Thanks Les

On Sun, 5 Dec 2004 15:41:55 -0500, "Les" wrote:

I would like to display UTC in my tool bar but when set up for UTC it is in
the 12 hr format not the 24 hr format. Is their any way I can do this or is
their a program I can download to display UTC on my desktop? Using XPHome
for operation Sys.

Of course, besides downloading a third party free or shareware
program, you could get Windows to do it provided you are willing to go
all the way and get rid of the 12 hour clock and local time period.

You can change the time display to 14:24:32 (you can use another
character like dot instead of colon but I'm not sure if you can get
rid of the separator altogether) in Control/Regional and Language
Options.

Hit the Customize button and on the advanced sheet change the hh:mm:ss
tt to HH:mm:ss. (capital H, no tt)

You can also choose your time zone (control date/time or double click
the time in your task bar and use time zone sheet).

You want GMT (Cassablanca/Monrovia) and DON'T AUTO ADJUST THE CLOCK
FOR DST. (I suppose if you choose that option, the difference between
GMT UK and GMT Africa doesn't matter.)

"Al Patrick" wrote in message
...
Thanks for asking this question. I decided to switch the time display in
Windows XP to 24 hour.

Now, I have a question. Is there a way to show TWO times in the XP
toolbar? I'd like to show local (EST) time as it is currently and also
have a label "UTC HH:mm" which would be local + 5 hrs, except when on DST
which would be local + 4 hrs.

Is there a way to do this?

Thanks,

Al

=================

Mark wrote:
Control Panel, then Regional Settings. Select the 24-hour clock option.

Mark.
Auckland,
New Zealand.

"Les" wrote in message
...

I would like to display UTC in my tool bar but when set up for UTC it is

in

the 12 hr format not the 24 hr format. Is their any way I can do this or

is

their a program I can download to display UTC on my desktop? Using XPHome
for operation Sys.

Thanks Les





Hi Al

You can if you load a 3rd party clock into the toolbar.

Lucky

"Lucky" wrote:
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| their a program I can download to display UTC on my desktop? Using
XPHome
| for operation Sys.
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| Thanks Les
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| Hi Al
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| You can if you load a 3rd party clock into the toolbar.
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| Lucky

Unfortunately, a great number of 3rd party clocks are
crawling with SpyWare.

(From the "For What It's Worth" Department)

73,

Steve Lawrence
KAØPMD
Burnsville, Minnesota

"If a man wants his dreams to come true then he must wake up."
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