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give you the date and time in you taskbar, and does it seemlessly
give you the date and time in you taskbar, and does it seemlessly
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synthetic_fenix said:SWEET! they updated it so it actually blends with the taskbar. I have been using Tclock since windows 2000. I love it for the fact i can have the startmenu from the clock. Confuses the hell out of people that use my computer.
As of about 3 months ago, I do this as well (well, not the auto-hide -- that's always annoyed me). Not only do you get the bonus of seeing an expanded date, but managing a ton of windows is also a lot easier! If you don't have the vertical screen space to dedicate though, this sounds like a very cool little utilorionlion82 said:i just have my taskbar stretched two rows high, (displays time and date) and set it to auto hide.
its just the way ive allways done it, and i dont have to bother with downloading anything...
Exactly what I do. I started using quiclaunches and I have 2 full rows of them so I stretch the bar 2 rows up. I have lots of windows open and it all works our nicely IMO, no software needed.JigPu said:As of about 3 months ago, I do this as well (well, not the auto-hide -- that's always annoyed me). Not only do you get the bonus of seeing an expanded date, but managing a ton of windows is also a lot easier! If you don't have the vertical screen space to dedicate though, this sounds like a very cool little util
JigPu
I do this as well and have been for ages, its a great thing. More room to see what windows you have open, fully expanded date, and your quicklaunches dont stretch way across your screen. But for me I always liked the 'expanded' look, one of my biggest pet peeves with XP was the 'consolidate like programs" setting thing, it bugged the crap outa me. Which is why I also hate IE 7 with its tabs, though Im getting a little used to firefox by using Ubuntu, but I digress.JigPu said:As of about 3 months ago, I do this as well (well, not the auto-hide -- that's always annoyed me). Not only do you get the bonus of seeing an expanded date, but managing a ton of windows is also a lot easier! If you don't have the vertical screen space to dedicate though, this sounds like a very cool little util
JigPu
orionlion82 said:i just have my taskbar stretched two rows high, (displays time and date) and set it to auto hide.
its just the way ive allways done it, and i dont have to bother with downloading anything...