updated clock, systray, command line question.

[Evan]

hi.

i want to do something a little different. i want to config my system so
that the clock is not in the systray but i want to be able to the
clock/calendar properties from
a command line whenever i want. turning off the clock is easy.

can any help with a command line?

tia,

evan

wxp sp1, ie6 sp2.

 

[Evan]

access...that's the word that's missing. (rolls eyes)

 

[Will]

-----Original Message-----
hi.

i want to do something a little different. i want to config my system so
that the clock is not in the systray but i want to be able to the
clock/calendar properties from
a command line whenever i want. turning off the clock is easy.

can any help with a command line?

tia,

evan

wxp sp1, ie6 sp2.


.
In XP, timedate.cpl is in system32 folder, you can pop

the clock from a desktop shortcut,from Run or Command
Prompt.
Maybe I didn't understand the question, you are trying to
save cycles?

 

[Evan]

no will, you understood perfectly. and that is exactly what i was looking
for. THX!

 

[Evan]

oh also, no. it's not for saving clock cycles. it's merely cosmetic.
thx again.