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Day, date and time on desktop?

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windywillow | 23:04 Thu 16th Feb 2012 | Technology
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Is there is a way I can get the current day, date and time permanently showing on my computer desktop?

I know there's a button on the task-bar that I can click to see the time and date, but is there a way to have the info showing permanently on my screen, as soon as I log on, without having to click on the task-bar button?

TIA for any replies. x
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If you have windows 7 or Vista you can download a desktop gadget with the time and date on it. It is in the personalise option when right clicking on an empty part of your desktop.
Sorry, scrap that it is a separate category to personalise. If you right click on the desktop it should have the 'gadget' heading in that menu.
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Thanks Daffy. My computer is quite old. I've just tried right-clicking on the desktop with no success - options came up but not a relevant one. Thanks anyway.
Google for TClockEX and install. It will put anything you wish at bottom right corner of the comp.
If you right-click on the taskbar and then untick "Lock the taskbar", you can then drag the taskbar up to occupy more space. This will increase the date/time display area and you should get day, date and time shown permanently. It's not ideal, but it's a built-in solution that works.
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Great, thanks very much all. x
http://www.clocx.net/

has the best desktop clock with date (if you want it on).

Easy to install and set up.
If you'd like to know the exact time in your location as well as anywhere else in the world, go here: http://www.timeticker.com/
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Thanks all. I've now got a lovely big display along the bottom of my screen. Just what I wanted. I love this site, you guys are awesome. x
Can you tell others which system did you use?
http://www.atomic-clo...g.uk/atomic-clock.php

I have this site planted on my bookmark toolbar.
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It's called TClockEx. You can choose the size so I have chosen a very big font and I'm very pleased with it.
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Sorry OldGit, I'm forgetting my manners. Thanks for that link. That looks good too.

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