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| | And sidebar gadget that hooks into Windows Calendar? I like Windows Calendar but I also like being able to glance at the screen at any time to see what's coming up. With Windows XP I accomplished that with a very nice program called Rainlendar: <http://www.rainlendar.net/cms/index.php>. I used DesktopCoral to keep that side of the desktop from being overwritten: <http://www.donationcoder.com/Software/Mouser/desktopcoral/index.html> I really like Windows Calendar but dislike having to run it all the time to see what's coming up for me. An ideal solution would be a gadget that hooks into the Windows Calendar to show what's happening all the time. Even better, since you can subscribe to a Google calendar with Windows Calendar, you can add an event to your Google calendar from one location and have it visible on your Vista sidebar without any trouble when you get back home. Mucho thanks to anyone who can point to such a gadget. -- -Jeff B. zoomie at fastmail fm |
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| | Re: And sidebar gadget that hooks into Windows Calendar? Windows Calendar doe not really run all the time. it depends on Scheduled Tasks program running to activate in on its schedules to show you what happening. if you run windows calendar and then look at Task Manager, you will see it essentially uses NO resources. mikeyhsd@comcast.net "Yeff" <zoomie@fastmail.fm> wrote in message news:1a26rrydx06dz.dlg@lemming.militia.com... I like Windows Calendar but I also like being able to glance at the screen at any time to see what's coming up. With Windows XP I accomplished that with a very nice program called Rainlendar: <http://www.rainlendar.net/cms/index.php>. I used DesktopCoral to keep that side of the desktop from being overwritten: <http://www.donationcoder.com/Software/Mouser/desktopcoral/index.html> I really like Windows Calendar but dislike having to run it all the time to see what's coming up for me. An ideal solution would be a gadget that hooks into the Windows Calendar to show what's happening all the time. Even better, since you can subscribe to a Google calendar with Windows Calendar, you can add an event to your Google calendar from one location and have it visible on your Vista sidebar without any trouble when you get back home. Mucho thanks to anyone who can point to such a gadget. -- -Jeff B. zoomie at fastmail fm |
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| Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit | Re: And sidebar gadget that hooks into Windows Calendar? i just find super sidebar gagdet - try it name is : zCalendar |
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