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Windows Forum / Windows XP / Customization / February 2008Task Bar Clock
My computer at work just started showing the day of the week on the second line instead of the date. I don't want the day of the week. I need the date and I don't want three lines in my task bar. My computer at home shows the time and date. I seem to remember there is a place where you can tell it what to show. How do I change it so it matches my computer at home? Unlock the taskbar. Position the cursor at the top of the taskbar so that the double arrows are showing. Drag the taskbar down until it is a single row and lock the taskbar. > My computer at work just started showing the day of the week on the second > line instead of the date. I don't want the day of the week. I need the date > and I don't want three lines in my task bar. My computer at home shows the > time and date. I seem to remember there is a place where you can tell it what > to show. How do I change it so it matches my computer at home? When I do that, only the time shows. > Unlock the taskbar. Position the cursor at the top of the taskbar so that > the double arrows are showing. Drag the taskbar down until it is a single [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > time and date. I seem to remember there is a place where you can tell it what > > to show. How do I change it so it matches my computer at home? I do not believe the taskbar time+date option you describe is available as Windows XP comes from MS. Is it possible that you previously installed a "free" version of "AlfaClock"? It is configurable in this fashion. These free versions have an expiration date. See http://www.alfasoftweb.com/alfaclock/. W. > When I do that, only the time shows. > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >> > it what >> > to show. How do I change it so it matches my computer at home? |
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