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There's a world clock at the top of the right menu index on UO Stratics - News - Main or there's a Xena Dragon utility in the downloads section: UO Stratics - Xena Dragon - UO Time Tool
or you could just google for a time converter web page
or you could just google for a time converter web page
If you use Firefox, you could consider using Foxclocks:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/foxclocks/
I currently have GMT/UTC, UK, US Pacific and US Eastern clocks in the bottom bar of my browser ("Status bar" pre-FF4, "Addon bar" in FF4).
In the past I also had France and Australia, too, although I lost the need for them
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/foxclocks/
I currently have GMT/UTC, UK, US Pacific and US Eastern clocks in the bottom bar of my browser ("Status bar" pre-FF4, "Addon bar" in FF4).
In the past I also had France and Australia, too, although I lost the need for them
The time clock system icon in the bottom taskbar of windows has an option for displaying the time in multiple time zones. I have mine set up for GMT and Pacific. When I mouse over the time icon, both GMT and Pacific time pop up. Real handy
Wow, didn´t know this.
Added EST and PST to be displayed next to my time. Thanks for this information.
thats all i wanted ...txs very much,,,,,,awesome
how about pacific daylight time = pdt
pdt +1 hour = mountain time
pdt + 2 hours = central time
pdt + 3 hours = eastern time.
The World Clock – Time Zones
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Capn Kranky
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Windows system clock ... right-click your time in the tray. Select "Adjust date/time', then the "Time Zone" tab. In the drop-down locate the timezone you're looking for ... it'll tell you GMT +/- offset. Can also locate via certain cities or areas of the world.
Clilck the down-arrow to close the drop-down and retain your current setting. Or click the cancel button.
Clilck the down-arrow to close the drop-down and retain your current setting. Or click the cancel button.