Displaying time in seconds?

[Ray Mitchell]

In the lower right corner of the WinXP screen, is there a way to display
seconds as well as the default hours, minutes, day, and date?

Thanks,
Ray

 

[Randy Byrne]

Try this:

http://www.rcis.co.za/dale/tclockex/index.htm

I love it. Although it works fine, it looks funny in the XP style desktop tray. I use
the classic Windows style where it works/looks great.

 

[Randy Byrne]

Yes.

;-)

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Randy Byrne
JAHP

No.

 

[Andre Da Costa]

No.

 

[Rock]

In the lower right corner of the WinXP screen, is there a way to display
seconds as well as the default hours, minutes, day, and date?

Thanks,
Ray

Not natively in XP but as Randy said tclock is a good little utility.

 

[Ken Blake]

In

Not natively in XP but as Randy said tclock is a good little
utility.

Tclock and Tclockex are two different programs that are often
confused. Randy recommended Tclockex.

I first tried Tclockex, several years ago, and liked it too. But
when I later tried Tclock, I greatly preferred it and have used
it for some time now.

 

[Rock]

In



Tclock and Tclockex are two different programs that are often
confused. Randy recommended Tclockex.

I first tried Tclockex, several years ago, and liked it too. But
when I later tried Tclock, I greatly preferred it and have used
it for some time now.

Yes, thanks for catching that. I was just not paying attention.

 

[Ken Blake]

In

Yes, thanks for catching that. I was just not paying
attention.

You're welcome, and not a problem. It's an easy mistake to make.

 

[Jeff]

I too use TClockex (within XP Home SP1) and love it. However I recently hit
a problem with it I cannot seem to solve. Maybe you could help.

I have it set to show ddd, d MMM | hh:mm tt As you can see this is a 2
line display which used to fit within my single-line taskbar. Now, somehow,
the second line disappears below the bottom of the taskbar. I assumed this
must have something to do with a changed font - though I do not remember
changing it. The best font I could find to fit as much of the 2 lines within
the taskbar is QuickType II, 8pt however the problem seems to be that there
is extra space above the first line (that is the 2 lines are not vertically
centered properly) and I can find no setting to modify that.

What font do you use for TClockex and do you have 2 visible lines?

Thanks.