I want to share with you the information on world clock today. I always find it difficult to remember what will be the time in states across the world. The other day I called up one client and got a return mail (probably from his PDA), “its 2 am, for heavens sake, I have a family” its only then I realised the mistake. I then got all the world time on to my desktop. Don’t have to go to the websites to search the time, get it on your desktop.

But I found it more interesting to install it in my browser. Most of us use Internet Explorer as a browser. We can also a use Mozilla Firefox, a lot of them do it, me too. (do you want to download Mozilla use this link http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/ )

When you are using Mozilla, you can use FOXCLOCKS for getting world timings . It is so very simple, once you open the link click on ‘add to Firefox’ option. what you will see is that every time you open the Firefox browser there is a display in left hand side task. You will see countries and their time. You can modify the countries / cities you want to display. In your task bar look for a hyperlink (underlined) for example GMT/UTC, once you click that, a small window opens which is as below:

Select all the countries / cities for which you need the timings and close the window. The next time you open the browser all the cities will be in your task bar.

If you just want to check the time online try this link http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/

Hope this was useful to you’ll.