why clock/watch always show 10.10 in advertisements?
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I understand that when a watches (or clocks) hands are at 10:10, it looks the cleanest and most symmetrical and shows the brand name, or logo, which is usually just below the center of the face. Some companies have started using 10:08 or 10:12 as the time in an advert because it will keep the longer minute hand from blocking the numeral.
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Yuppers you can have your cursor hover over the clock and the date will show up but if you are looking for a widget that you can have a running date constantly on your desktop you can get a good one (no nasties!) from yahoos widgets. \nYou can also get a widget that will tell you the weather for your area, if you have new mail, how many days left till Christmas or what ever your religion is... the amount of widgets are endless. :D\nSee link below for goodies you can get for free. I can vouch for a few of them but like anything you get from the web, ALWAYS SCAN with your anti-virus/anti-malware software. \nHope this helps you. :)
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32-bit signed time_t declarations will run over in the year 2038. This is because time_t measures seconds since 1970, and (2038 - 1970) * 24 * 60 * 60 > 2^31.\n\nunsigned time_t poses problems for cases like:\ntime_t t = 0;\nprintf("%s", ctime(&t));\nin various time zones.\n\nA 64-bit time_t obviously solves the problem, although complex, mission critical software may probably remain at risk in 2038 for the same reason y2k created problems for 40 year old programs.
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If you are using Explorer, you will see at the bottom right hand corner "100%".  Change it to 75% and you should be OK.\n-MM
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the answer is time or the minutes pointer in a watch
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There are 2 clocks inside a computer.  They might be called the software and hardware clocks, with the software clock running when the computer is on.  The hardware clock uses a battery to keep running while the computer is off.\n\nThe hardware clock (also called a Real Time Clock or RTC) is a CMOS device that uses a timebase oscillator, which can only be read to the seconds accuracy.  They're not very accurate and might lose a few seconds every day.  Many times, computers will sync with the outside atomic clocks to get back on track.\n\nThe software clock is more precise, a bit prone to error, and of course, stops working when the computer is off.  It re-syncs itself with the hardware clock on boot up.
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if you're using Windows XP, right click the Time on the task bar -> Adjust Date/Time -> Internet Time tab, and use an internet time server, you could type time.windows.com.\n\nIf the system time still resets on the black screen (BIOS) when you start up, then follow the steps to replace the CMOS battery on the motherboard.  This is a straightforward task, the batter looks like a watch battery.
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if it has synatax pad system, there should be what looks like a little red oval at the bottom of your screen near the time display. click on that and an on/off opton should apper
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if its xp it probably just needs to have the cookies, temporary internet files, and the msconfig startup cleaned out. how many icons do you have showing up next to the clock?
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Your question is hard to understand.\nPerhaps this might help?\nhttp://www.cnet.com.au/desktops/monitors/0,239029422,240053704,00.htm
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The clock hands are so placed so that the viewers have the best view of the watch. At the 10:10 position you can see almost all the features of the watch (on the dial).
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Most of the special features on a clock face are on the lower half of the dial.  By arranging the hands at 10:10, it allows you to see more of the dial face.  Of course, if it's a digital readout, then all bets are off.
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No. The more icons beside your computer's clock are the ones that slow it down, because it means that all that software is loaded any time.
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go to control panel / energy options and check if there is a time defined for "Standby Modus". If yes, set it to none or never.
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Right-Click on the desktop and select "Properties".\nGo to the last tab, "Settings" - the one on the right. \nYou will note a slider bar. Move the slider, so that it would display something like 1024 by 768 (or higher).\nThis will definitely work! Good luck!
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right click on the task bar\nselect properties\nenable the clock
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The task-bar clock will only display the current hour and minutes.  Even re-sizing the task bar (in XP) will display the day of the week and date, but not the seconds.  Everything I read on the web states that the with the introduction of Windows 95, the addition of seconds to the task-bar clock display was too CPU intensive.  So hence it's never been an option since in any of the later Windows OS releases.\n\nIf you want the seconds displayed you'll have to use some kind of third party software.