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Figure 8-4. Bottom: Click the Compare icon to make the time ruler appear at the bottom of the
screen.
Top: Drag that ruler with your finger, or use the and buttons, to zoom forward or backward in
time. The cool, curvy shadow across the world indicates whether it’s day (white) or night (dark), and
the city tags show you what time and day it is.
To specify which city’s time appears on the clock, hit the button at lower
right. Type in the city you want. As soon as you tap a city name, you return
to the World Clock display, where your new city time appears. Here’s the
fun you can have:
Zoom through time. As Figure 8-4 makes clear, this is an
interactive set of clocks. You can scroll through time and watch
them change.
Pin a clock to the Start menu. Right-click (or hold your finger
down on) a city’s time. From the shortcut menu, choose Pin to
Start. And presto: There, on the right side of your Start menu, a
new tile appears. It will always show that city and its current time,
for your quick-glancing pleasure.
