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Can the day, weekday be shown on the clock

 
 
Big_Al
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      25th Sep 2008
Normal taskbar display for the clock is just time.
I have expanded the taskbar to 2 lines (which is gaudy) and it now shows
the date, day, and time all in 3 rows.
I sure would like to get at least time and date or time and date.
Anyone know of a solution? Ideally it would be nice to expand the width
not the height.
 
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SoCalCommie
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      25th Sep 2008
"Big_Al" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Normal taskbar display for the clock is just time.
> I have expanded the taskbar to 2 lines (which is gaudy) and it now shows
> the date, day, and time all in 3 rows.
> I sure would like to get at least time and date or time and date. Anyone
> know of a solution? Ideally it would be nice to expand the width not the
> height.


TClockEx (do a Google for latest version) is a great clock applet (free)
that I have used for years with Win'98 Win2K & WinXP.


 
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D. Spencer Hines
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      25th Sep 2008
> I have expanded the taskbar to 2 lines

How did you do that?
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"Big_Al" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Normal taskbar display for the clock is just time.


> I have expanded the taskbar to 2 lines (which is gaudy) and it now
> shows the date, day, and time all in 3 rows.
> I sure would like to get at least time and date or time and date.
> Anyone know of a solution? Ideally it would be nice to expand the
> width not the height.



 
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Tricia
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      25th Sep 2008
D. Spencer Hines wrote:
>> I have expanded the taskbar to 2 lines

>
> How did you do that?
>
> "Big_Al" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> Normal taskbar display for the clock is just time.

>
>> I have expanded the taskbar to 2 lines (which is gaudy) and it now
>> shows the date, day, and time all in 3 rows.
>> I sure would like to get at least time and date or time and date.
>> Anyone know of a solution? Ideally it would be nice to expand the
>> width not the height.


Hover your mouse over the bar and once it goes to double arrow drag the bar
up as Big Al says it looks gaudy, I use TClock like SoCalCommie suggested

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ju.c
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      25th Sep 2008
Forget Tclock, AlfaClock Free version 1.90 is the best.


AlfaClock Free 1.90 1.8 MB
http://www.download.com/AlfaClock-Fr...-10433410.html


ju.c


"Big_Al" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Normal taskbar display for the clock is just time.
> I have expanded the taskbar to 2 lines (which is gaudy) and it now shows
> the date, day, and time all in 3 rows.
> I sure would like to get at least time and date or time and date.
> Anyone know of a solution? Ideally it would be nice to expand the width
> not the height.

 
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Big_Al
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      25th Sep 2008
D. Spencer Hines wrote:
>> I have expanded the taskbar to 2 lines

>
> How did you do that?


Just grab the top of the task bar and drag it upwards. If you have
about 5 or 6 programs open they spread out on two rows, also the clock
now has more room to properly display. I say properly display, as I
think this is what Microsoft intended but hell, how many users use this,
its ugly.
 
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D. Spencer Hines
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      25th Sep 2008
Fair Enough.

Thanks.

But you have to unlock the taskbar first.

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> D. Spencer Hines wrote:


>>> I have expanded the taskbar to 2 lines

>>
>> How did you do that?

>
> Just grab the top of the task bar and drag it upwards. If you
> have about 5 or 6 programs open they spread out on two rows, also
> the clock now has more room to properly display. I say properly
> display, as I think this is what Microsoft intended but hell, how
> many users use this, its ugly.



 
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Big_Al
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      25th Sep 2008
D. Spencer Hines wrote:
> Fair Enough.
>
> Thanks.
>
> But you have to unlock the taskbar first.
>

You're right, but then I do that on day one when I load XP. Never
think about it again. Oops!

> DSH
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> "Big_Al" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> D. Spencer Hines wrote:

>
>>>> I have expanded the taskbar to 2 lines
>>> How did you do that?

>> Just grab the top of the task bar and drag it upwards. If you
>> have about 5 or 6 programs open they spread out on two rows, also
>> the clock now has more room to properly display. I say properly
>> display, as I think this is what Microsoft intended but hell, how
>> many users use this, its ugly.

>
>

 
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Roy Smith
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      26th Sep 2008
D. Spencer Hines wrote:
>> I have expanded the taskbar to 2 lines
>>

>
> How did you do that?
>

Simple, first you must make sure that your taskbar is not locked, do
this by right clicking on a blank area of the taskbar. When the pop-up
menu appears look towards the bottom for the line Lock The Taskbar, if
there is a check mark beside it your taskbar is locked. Clicking on
that line of text will toggle the lock on or off. When you unlock the
taskbar, it will have a slightly different appearance from it's locked
state. Then hover the pointer at the top until it changes to a double
arrow, then click the left mouse button and make it as big as you want it.



 
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Big_Al
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      26th Sep 2008
ju.c wrote:
> Forget Tclock, AlfaClock Free version 1.90 is the best.
>
> AlfaClock Free 1.90 1.8 MB
> http://www.download.com/AlfaClock-Fr...-10433410.html
>
>
> ju.c
>

Only problem is that the download is not a free version. Or at least it
loads and then when run, it says, unregistered, 30 day trial expired and
dies. Won't run. Its version 1.99 so maybe the author forgot to
make it a free version when they compiled it.

 
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