The clock faces are attached to the edge of the Windows desktop, and can be placed in either a horizontal row or vertical column from any of the four corners of the desktop.
WorldClock is customized by pointing at the clock you want to modify, and clicking the mouse button two (typically the right mouse button). A popup menu will appear with the following choices:
When WorldClock starts for the first time, it will display one clock face that shows GMT.
To add a new clock, point at any existing clock face and click mouse button 2. Select Add a New Clock. The "Clock Setup" dialog will appear. Enter the name of the new clock (this could be a city name or the name of the timezone) and move the slider to set the new clock's offset from GMT. Click on OK to create the clock, or click on cancel to not create a new clock.
To modify an existing clock, point at it's clock face, press mouse button 2, and select Modify this Clock. The "Clock Setup" dialog will appear and allow you to change the name or offset fom GMT, just the same as the add operation. Click on OK to save your changes, or Cancel to leave the dialog without making changes.
To delete a clock, point at it's clock face, press mouse button 2, and select Delete this Clock.
The Clocks Stay on Top option allows you to select whether the clock faces can be covered up by other windows. When this option is checked, the clock faces cannot be covered up (they stay "on top" no matter what. If the option is not checked, other windows can be placed over the clock face windows.
Choosing Relocate Clocks will cause a sub-menu to appear on the side of the popup menu:
The options on the sub-menu let you choose which corner of the desktop to attach the clocks to, and whether the clocks should be stacked in a vertical column, or horizontal row.
Save Setup will savethe current WorldClock configuration to disk, so the next time you start WorldClock, you will see the same clock faces in the same locations.
About WorldClock will display a dialog box that shows the current version number and copyright information.
Exit WorldClock will shut down WorldClock, removing all the clock faces from your desktop.
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