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Show Your Name or any other text in the Windows 7 or Vista Taskbar

john1310 · 2010-06-19 09:18:35

Click Start > Control Panel > Regional Language (Additional Settings) > Time tab. Here, change both the AM and PM letters to any name you wish (Max 12 characters). Click Apply > OK. Make sure that the format you are using has "tt" in it. That is: Time Format = tt hh:mm:ss You can always reset the settings to default, by…

19-06-2010 9:18am

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Click Start > Control Panel > Regional Language (Additional Settings) > Time tab. Here, change both the AM and PM letters to any name you wish (Max 12 characters). Click Apply > OK.

Make sure that the format you are using has "tt" in it.
That is: Time Format = tt hh:mm:ss
You can always reset the settings to default, by simply clicking on the reset button or by changing it back manually to AM and PM.:)

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#2 06-07-2010 3:32am

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This works ON ANY OS!!

Im on Win98se and i could do this but why bother??

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