Last week, when working on the East Coast, a different time zone than home, I was asked how I managed to keep track of things in the different time zones. Windows 7 has a great little feature to add multiple time zones to the clock.
1. Click the time in the lower right on the task bar and click “CHANGE DATE AND TIME SETTINGS”
![](https://thepowerpointblog.com/media/blogs/all/11_Feb/Additional_Clocks_1.jpg?mtime=1297568792)
2. In the DATE AND TIME dialog, go to the ADDITIONAL CLOCKS tab and setup 1 or 2 additional time zones and name them
![](https://thepowerpointblog.com/media/blogs/all/11_Feb/Additional_Clocks_2.jpg?mtime=1297568803)
3. Now the taskbar shows both (or all three) time zones
![](https://thepowerpointblog.com/media/blogs/all/11_Feb/Additional_Clocks_3.jpg?mtime=1297568816)
4. If you click on the time in the task bar, you now see clocks for both time zones active there as well
![](https://thepowerpointblog.com/media/blogs/all/11_Feb/Additional_Clocks_4.jpg?mtime=1297568827)
– Troy @ TLC