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# For the time zone, select '(UTC) Co-ordinated Universal Time' | # For the time zone, select '(UTC) Co-ordinated Universal Time' | ||
# Type a display name of your choosing | # Type a display name of your choosing | ||
+ | # Click Apply then OK | ||
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+ | ''The following applies to windows 10'' | ||
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+ | To add an additional clock to Windows 10: | ||
+ | # Right click the clock from the task bar. | ||
+ | # Click on Adjust Date/Time | ||
+ | # Click on additional date, time & regional settings on the right, under Related Settings. | ||
+ | # Click on 'Add clocks for different time zones. | ||
+ | # Click on 'Show this clock' | ||
+ | # Scroll to 'Coordinated Universal time' | ||
+ | # Name the clock if you wish | ||
# Click Apply then OK | # Click Apply then OK |
Revision as of 16:59, 17 October 2017
Pokémon World Online follows UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) for the timezone. There are a number of ways where you can check what the current time for UTC is.
From ingame
The command '/time' will display the current game time and UTC time.
From web browser
The Time.is website features a live running clock.
From taskbar
The following applies to Windows 7 and 8.
Windows allows you to add up to 2 additional clocks which you can read from your taskbar. To add an additional clock as can be seen from the screenshot on the right:
- Click on the time from the taskbar
- Click on 'Change date and time settings...'
- A new window should open, select the 'Additional Clocks' tab
- Select 'Show this clock'
- For the time zone, select '(UTC) Co-ordinated Universal Time'
- Type a display name of your choosing
- Click Apply then OK
The following applies to windows 10
To add an additional clock to Windows 10:
- Right click the clock from the task bar.
- Click on Adjust Date/Time
- Click on additional date, time & regional settings on the right, under Related Settings.
- Click on 'Add clocks for different time zones.
- Click on 'Show this clock'
- Scroll to 'Coordinated Universal time'
- Name the clock if you wish
- Click Apply then OK