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May 25, 03
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desktop calenders
which one are you using? what are your thoughts on it?
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May 25, 03
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i'm using rainlander.
i like it. i haven't had any problems with it so far. you can customize certain aspects (spacing, etc) which is nice. you can set events. not sure how it would compare to others since this is the only desktop calendar i've used.
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May 25, 03
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do you have a link for that?
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May 25, 03
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i found this one:
http://www.desktopcalendar.tk/ it's decent...pretty customizable, compact, and not a resource hog.
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May 25, 03
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cuz i can put notes on the days i need to do shit...plus the calender in the system tray is hurting.
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May 26, 03
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http://vapaa.dc.inet.fi/~rainy/Rainlendar.html the screenshot is ugly, but you can take that away. i find the desktop calendar is just convenient. i can set events, and they turn a different colour (or even pics.. like an airplane!) so i can be reminded if there's something i have to do, or something coming up.
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May 26, 03
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I love these desktop post-it notes.
saved my life a few times :) HIGH reccommendation.. http://download.com.com/3000-2351-62...ml?tag=lst-0-1 under 2MB too :)
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May 26, 03
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i think rainlendar is the best desktop calendar you can get.. its very small, consumes almost no resources, and is skinnable.. oh and you can also set events john 2899131
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May 26, 03
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I recently switched from Outlook Express to Outlook, and I use the calender within it....that and the one my spiffy web-designer put up on my website...but the one in Outlook ties in with e-mail and journal entries, and it has alarms, so it does everything i need......
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