About this tag
Meeting planning on WindowsForum.com focuses on the practical side of scheduling across time zones using tools built into Windows. The tagged discussion walks through the World clock view in the Windows 11 and Windows 10 Clock app, showing how to keep several cities visible, use the Compare control and its time slider, and pin the app to Start or the taskbar for quick access. It is aimed at anyone coordinating international calls who wants to confirm what a proposed time means in each participant's location before committing to it.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    Compare World Clock Time Zones in Windows 11 and 10 for International Meetings

    Windows 11 and Windows 10 include a built-in World clock view in the Clock app for keeping several cities visible and comparing their local times before you schedule a call. Add the locations you work with most, then use the Compare control and its time slider to see what a proposed meeting time...