(Calendar application) - I've tried a lot of calendars. They're mostly too big, too buggy, or they're attached to things like Outlook that have vulnerabilities that I don't care to fool with. This one does everything I need it to do, and I can carry it around on my thumb drive. It's customizable, displays as many months as you like, is skinnable, has alarms, shows different events in easily-identifiable ways, and is a very lightweight application that doesn't use many system resources or take much space on your desktop. The guy who wrote it plans to have it synchronizable with Outlook pretty soon. All that and a lot more for free. If you need a calendar for your PC, give it a look.
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Saturday, August 06, 2005
Rainlendar(Calendar application)
(Calendar application) - I've tried a lot of calendars. They're mostly too big, too buggy, or they're attached to things like Outlook that have vulnerabilities that I don't care to fool with. This one does everything I need it to do, and I can carry it around on my thumb drive. It's customizable, displays as many months as you like, is skinnable, has alarms, shows different events in easily-identifiable ways, and is a very lightweight application that doesn't use many system resources or take much space on your desktop. The guy who wrote it plans to have it synchronizable with Outlook pretty soon. All that and a lot more for free. If you need a calendar for your PC, give it a look.
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