Need the local time anywhere?

Check out this link to obtain local time in most cities around the world.

Link is http://www.timeanddate.com/

Just type yourcity time in the Search box, upper right, eg. where yourcity time is London time in this example, and <enter>.

Then click on first link as per example, for results for yourcity.

Result (set up for London time), as an example.

http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/city.html?n=136[/quote]



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Might save you ringing that overseas relative / friend in the middle of their night. Bazza

 

Thanks for the helpful link BB

Another one bookmarked!

 

So don't ring me at 1 am. Bazza

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LOL Are you testing me here!! Now I have to figure out what is a decent time here and in Australia

 

LMAO. East coast of Australia is GMT +10 hours for the next 6 months or so, unless the UK is on daylight saving.

Any time is a decent time in OZ.

Bazza

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Here's another alternative.

Planet.Clock v6.0: from http://www.freewareweb.com/cgi-bin/archive.cgi?download=1&ID=501

I've attached a thumbnail from an "olde" version 3.0, which I prefer (but is now hard to find)
Version 6.0 is similar but with gaudy rainbow colours.

 

The web has made us all global, so timeanddate will be very valuable to me, thanks bigbazza!

 

You're welcome. As you say we are now global whether we want to be, or not. A SL friend of mines' daughter, chats to me via her Blackberry on a train on her way home from work (occasionally) around now (8-9pm in the UK, 6-7am here in OZ). I wonder what her fellow passengers would think, if they were aware of what is happening in their carriage. Bazza

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