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May 17th 09, 09:12 PM
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Time Display
Hi Ted
Not that I know of. You can left click on the the time (3:44 PM) in the notification area of the task bar and it will display the hour,minuets and seconds in two formats. There is a clock sidebar gadget shipped with Vista I think it has a second hand. There are many 3rd party software apps/gadgets that may display a constant seconds count. None of the apps that must constantly refresh the display of seconds in a day will *help* the speed of your computer. H Brown "Ted Kline" wrote in message ... Is there any way to get the time display in the task bar to display seconds? Thanks 
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May 20th 09, 10:24 PM
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H Brown wrote:
Hi Ted Not that I know of. You can left click on the the time (3:44 PM) in the notification area of the task bar and it will display the hour,minuets and seconds in two formats. There is a clock sidebar gadget shipped with Vista I think it has a second hand. There are many 3rd party software apps/gadgets that may display a constant seconds count. None of the apps that must constantly refresh the display of seconds in a day will *help* the speed of your computer. H Brown "Ted Kline" wrote in message ... Is there any way to get the time display in the task bar to display seconds? Thanks Thanks a lot. Miss my Linux. My old computer's motherbd. quit & my new one came w/Vista. Getting older & thought if kept w/ Linux, my wife would have a hard time getting support(after I'm gone) so I've stuck w/ Vista. Thought it would be some Registry key. Anyway, thanks.
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May 21st 09, 04:13 AM
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Time Display
Your Welcome Glad I could help.
H Brown "Ted Kline" wrote in message ... H Brown wrote: Hi Ted Not that I know of. You can left click on the the time (3:44 PM) in the notification area of the task bar and it will display the hour,minuets and seconds in two formats. There is a clock sidebar gadget shipped with Vista I think it has a second hand. There are many 3rd party software apps/gadgets that may display a constant seconds count. None of the apps that must constantly refresh the display of seconds in a day will *help* the speed of your computer. H Brown "Ted Kline" wrote in message ... Is there any way to get the time display in the task bar to display seconds? Thanks Thanks a lot. Miss my Linux. My old computer's motherbd. quit & my new one came w/Vista. Getting older & thought if kept w/ Linux, my wife would have a hard time getting support(after I'm gone) so I've stuck w/ Vista. Thought it would be some Registry key. Anyway, thanks.
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