• Calendar For Windows 7 Desktop

6 Google Calendar plugin can no longer be downloaded. Not everyone is comfortable with the broad scope of Google, but if you don't mind one company holding a ton of information about you, a Google account is incredibly useful. If you use Google Calendar, which is a very well implemented calendar tool, you can now add a widget to Google desktop, and access it without your browser. Google Calendar sits comfortably in the Google Desktop panel, as you would expect, and is pleasantly configurable.

As well as setting up events, you can choose a daily, monthly or 'agenda' style view. It is completely synced with your Google account, so obviously you need to log in to make use of it. While this is a cool widget to have, unfortunately it's not quite as functional as the browser version. Some of the options for setting up events are missing (you can't setup a repeat event).

ACalendar is a free, robust Android calendar app that provides an easily navigable three-view interface. Swiping sideways on the phone allows you to swiftly move between a monthly, daily.

This is a surprising oversight, and perhaps it will be addressed in future versions. Google Calendar is an attractive widget to have on your desktop, but it's a shame it's not fully featured.

Desktop Calendar is attractive, very easy to use, and doesn't overwhelm with extras. In fact, its chief virtue may be that it's about as close to a paper wall calendar as a Windows calendar app can get: Just right-click any cell to record appointments, upcoming events, or anything you might write on a wall calendar. Pros Attractive: Desktop Calendar's default look is pleasing, but we could also customize backgrounds, cells, colors, opacity, fonts, rows, separation of months, and more. Selecting Festivals displays common holidays. Easy to use: Right-click any cell to enter or edit text, and then click the color icon to choose a custom background color, so it stands out. Click the checkmark when you're done. Not overwhelming: We like Desktop Calendar's subtle looks and clutter-free approach.

Cons Too basic: While less is more with Desktop Calendar, some users may find it lacks too many useful or expected features. No hotkeys: We expected to see hotkey combos to show and hide the calendar, but apparently (and unfortunately) Desktop Calendar lacks them. Bottom Line Desktop Calendar is not the best choice if you need all the bells and whistles. It's just a nice desktop version of the tested-and-true wall calendar. Full Specifications What's new in version 2.1.1.3168 + Added tooltips for Week Number.

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Calendar For Windows 7 Desktop

Fixed a bug that editor window was opened while double clicking the application's icon above the calendar. Fixed a bug that caused crash when user close Wizzard window. Fixed a bug of selector of the timezone. General Publisher Publisher web site Release Date October 14, 2014 Date Added October 17, 2014 Version 2.1.1.3168 Category Category Subcategory Operating Systems Operating Systems Windows XP/Vista/Server 2008/7/8 Additional Requirements None Download Information File Size 2.78MB File Name desktopcal-setup-v2.exe Popularity Total Downloads 41,393 Downloads Last Week 336 Pricing License Model Free Limitations Desktop Calendar is free and always will be.