Quote:
Originally Posted by dannzeman
20. Display the date on the top bar under the clock:
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Shell\
Create a binary value named "TBOpt" with value of "13 00 00 00"
The only problem with this is that you can't see the last digit in the year, but really, who doesn't know its 2003???
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Since we know the year to be 2008 (or 2009 soon), to have the date display w/o the 'miss' in the year, we can do the following.
1.
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Shell\
Create a DWORD value Name =
TBOpt Value =
03
Good explanation on what is this 'TBOpt'
here.
2.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\nls\overrides
Create a String value Name =
SSDte Value =
ddd MMM dd' '
The last ' ' is to push the date to the right to allow the "OK" not disturb or clash w/ the date.
Caveat: After doing this tweak, if you have a peek @ the Start>Settings>System>RegionalSettings>Date, & press OK there, then the reg value can get altered.
Then the above tweak has to be done again.
Credits to:
88raymond &
Aficionado from ppcsg.com
It works for me, can someone update the first page.
BTW, hats off to
dannzeman. I used all the tweaks and am enjoying it. =D>
PS: did you mean 2008 (instead of 2003) in your first post ?