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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
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# 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:
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# Right click the clock from the task bar.
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# Click on Adjust Date/Time
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# Click on additional date, time & regional settings on the right, under Related Settings.
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# Click on 'Add clocks for different time zones.
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# Click on 'Show this clock'
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# Scroll to 'Coordinated Universal time'
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# 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

Utc-clock.png

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:

  1. Click on the time from the taskbar
  2. Click on 'Change date and time settings...'
  3. A new window should open, select the 'Additional Clocks' tab
  4. Select 'Show this clock'
  5. For the time zone, select '(UTC) Co-ordinated Universal Time'
  6. Type a display name of your choosing
  7. Click Apply then OK

The following applies to windows 10

To add an additional clock to Windows 10:

  1. Right click the clock from the task bar.
  2. Click on Adjust Date/Time
  3. Click on additional date, time & regional settings on the right, under Related Settings.
  4. Click on 'Add clocks for different time zones.
  5. Click on 'Show this clock'
  6. Scroll to 'Coordinated Universal time'
  7. Name the clock if you wish
  8. Click Apply then OK