Countdown Calendar
Joe Lee
keep track of the time (number of days, at least) between
2 dates and will show the revised number each day or when
requested. My idea is something like a prison calendar,
counting off each day until release. Could be used to
show time until birthdays, anniversaries, deadlines,
next vacation, retirement, library books due, surgery, etc.
Calendar Maker will do calculations of time between known
dates, but the calculation would have to be done each day.
Any sources would be appreciated.
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jack
http://www.apple.com/downloads/dashboard/business/countdowncalendar.html
jack
suggestion LOL
jack
Ben Alias
wrote:
>I am looking for a freeware calendar program, which will
>keep track of the time (number of days, at least) between
>2 dates and will show the revised number each day or when
>requested. My idea is something like a prison calendar,
>counting off each day until release. Could be used to
>show time until birthdays, anniversaries, deadlines,
>next vacation, retirement, library books due, surgery, etc.
>Calendar Maker will do calculations of time between known
>dates, but the calculation would have to be done each day.
>Any sources would be appreciated.
>
>
> --- Joe ---
Karen Kenworthy's Countdown Timer II
C'ya,
Ben
Brian Arthur Robertson
Joe Lee
Despite the naming coincidence Countdown Calendar
was a Mac product. And some
of the others had either a very limited timeframe or
weren't really freeware. I've used Karen's stuff before;
so thanks for the quick response.
---
Joe ---
>>
>> Karen Kenworthy's Countdown Timer II
>>
>> http://www.karenware.com/
>
> A more direct URL
> http://www.karenware.com/powertools/ptcount2.asp
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Alex Balfour
> I am looking for a freeware calendar program, which will
> keep track of the time (number of days, at least) between
> 2 dates and will show the revised number each day or when
> requested. My idea is something like a prison calendar,
> counting off each day until release. Could be used to
> show time until birthdays, anniversaries, deadlines,
> next vacation, retirement, library books due, surgery, etc.
> Calendar Maker will do calculations of time between known
> dates, but the calculation would have to be done each day.
> Any sources would be appreciated.
>
I've added this to the next version of Calendar Magic. If you would like
a pre-release copy, please let me know.
Alex Balfour
Poster
>I am looking for a freeware calendar program, which will
> keep track of the time (number of days, at least) between
> 2 dates and will show the revised number each day or when
> requested. My idea is something like a prison calendar,
> counting off each day until release. Could be used to
> show time until birthdays, anniversaries, deadlines,
> next vacation, retirement, library books due, surgery, etc.
> Calendar Maker will do calculations of time between known
> dates, but the calculation would have to be done each day.
> Any sources would be appreciated.
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=130084937041
Any good?
Poster
Sorry, not freeware. My bad.
jack
or
http://www.snapfiles.com/reviews/Time_Trek/timetrek.html
might be worth a whirl, and they're free :)
jack
mike
> I am looking for a freeware calendar program, which will
> keep track of the time (number of days, at least) between
> 2 dates and will show the revised number each day or when
> requested. My idea is something like a prison calendar,
> counting off each day until release.
I've used Birthday Reminder for years, and love it.
The trouble is that the author has a thing about IE and won't let it on to
his site, so you need another browser. Although I don't like his attitude,
you could still do better than IE.
Iuse the old version (2.1) as I couldn't get the latest version to run on
W98, and ICBA to try it on XP.
For all the problems, I think it's a great program, it just fires up each
time I start, and shows me how many days (user adjustable) till the next
event. It has no alarm clocks, gimmicks etc, just does the job
mike