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Which program do u use for windows systray clock?

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What software do you use to replace the windows clock ?

i use Lclock

i do like lclock, but using standard atm!

I'm not that picky. It shows the correct time at any given moment, which is all I ask of it.

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I don't use any program to change the way it looks. All of the programs I've seen make it take up more room. I like the room to be available to the applications showing in taskbar.

I would like to know how to change the font if anyone knows this of the standard clock? Thanks

I would like to know how to change the font if anyone knows this of the standard clock? Thanks

I'm not aware of any registry settings that control the clock font directly, but it can be changed with a custom theme. There is a program called Style Builder that is used to create themes.

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I just use the clock that comes with Windows. It works just fine, so why change it?

I use LClock, Chameleon clock uses a lot of memory resources..

Nestersoft Timeleft v2 freeware -- countdown power is great fun, can snipe an ebay bid down to the second

I'm lame. I use the normal system clock for XP to show the time, day, date and keep it synchorized with SocketWatch from RoboMagic Corp.

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