Working across time zones Let multiple clocks appear in the lower right corner of the Win7 desktop (1)

        Test everyone: What is displayed in the lower right corner of the Windows system desktop? Many friends will definitely say that it is system time without thinking. Yes, when we use the computer, we want to know the time is too easy. The eyes are 45 degrees down to the right. The bottom right corner of the Windows system desktop shows the current date and time... But maybe you still don’t know, Win7 system can Display time in multiple time zones simultaneously! This is a very intimate feature for users who work with colleagues across time zones.

The setting method is simple: click the date and time display area of ​​the notification area with the left mouse button, and then click "Change date and time setting" from the pop-up window.

Win7 system sets multiple time zone clocks

Set multiple times

The first tab of "Date and time" is set in "Date and Time" Local time, now we need to set an extra time, you need to select "additional clock" in the settings panel.

In the "additional clock", we can see two clock settings, which means that we can set up to two different additional clocks. The setting method is very simple: check "Show this clock", select the good time zone from the drop-down menu, and enter the display name. Finally press the "Apply" button.

In the image below, we have two additional clocks in the US and London.

Set multiple time zone clocks for Win7 system
Desktop display after setting