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GMT Clock
Does anyone have some Windows based clock that will display times in GMT for say New York, London, etc? Very often, all discussions or systems talks about GMT time, and it gets to be confusing....
I love and use ZoneTick. You have a variety of faces and layouts and you can pick times (NY, London, GMT, local, etc.)
I have nothing to do with them other than being a happy customer.
http://wrconsulting.com/cms/zonetick/
Mark.
I have Zonetick also, but how do I get it to display the time in GMT or am I missing something?
clock
maybe this will help
I have Zonetick also, but how do I get it to display the time in GMT or am I missing something?
I have different clocks in my task bar. I just hover over one, right click and select Preferences, and it opens a screen where I can more clocks, including GMT as well as other clock features. If you're still having trouble, I'd recommend going to their website and contacting them.
Good luck.
Jacoba: Nice clock indicator! It even taught me some new things about programming!
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Notice the Oregon clock on your task bar. What part of Oregon are you located? Just moved to the Portland area form Florida.
I use timeleft, it is free, the free version lets you set one clock which I set to GMT, it sits in your taskbar in place of the windows clock, very good option
http://www.timeleft.info
Somewhere,I seen, in a chart, top left corner the time displayed in EST time,broker's time and local time.Can anyone post that indicator.Thanks in advance.
GMT etc
Does anyone have some Windows based clock that will display times in GMT for say New York, London, etc? Very often, all discussions or systems talks about GMT time, and it gets to be confusing....
I have Zonetick and can set different colours to the clocks for when they different time zones are trading or closed, also have set the local time to turn red when the best trading times are happening and also can set a message box to appear 15 minutes before a big news event to warn me of the up coming news so I do not get caught in a trade and an audible alarm to go off 5 minutes before the event, all very easy to set up.
See the attached screen shot of my desktop, zonetick can be downloaded free but you have to reset it evertime you turn your computer off, from memory the full zonetick software costs around $15.00 USD
Symmtime
This is another useful and free time keeper that I use. Its also clean and can display up to 30 time zones in one panel.
http://www.ntp-systems.com/symmtime.asp