How to add clock and calendar on desktop

Personalize your Windows 7 desktop with gadgets, such as a digital calendar and clock. These programs also display updates to help you plan your activities. Viewing your gadgets on the Windows desktop avoids having to open new windows to check the date and time, or squint to view the small clock in the corner of the taskbar. You can even set and label additional clocks, which helps you work with clients based in other time zones.

Clock

1. Right-click the desktop to open a list of options. (See Reference 2.)

2. Click “Gadgets” to open the thumbnail gallery of gadgets.

3. Double-click the “Clock” icon in the gallery to open a clock to your desktop.

4. Mouse over the clock to display the tools pane (or right-click it to view more options). Click the “wrench” options button to open the Clock dialog box.

5. Click the arrow button to cycle through the clock styles to find your preferred style. Type a name in the Clock Name field if you wish to label your clock.

6. Click the arrow in the Time Zone field to display the list and then click the preferred time zone (for example, Current Computer Time or a UTC location). Click the “Show the second hand” button to add a tick to the check box, if preferred.

7. Click the “OK” button to close the Clock dialog box.

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