animosity

Does anyone know of a clean easy to use calendar/planner program? I have been searching for a while, but I have yet to find something that is basic and clean. I just need something for personal use.
I used to have one I really liked. It was a sidebar and it reminded me to go to class.

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Daniel_

If you have a hotmail account, you get a diary function that can be set to email, IM, or SMS allerts to you, and it's free.

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bendsley

Will Thunderbird, Eudora or Outlook not work?

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hunnychile

Outlook from the Word Suite is great - IMO. I haven't missed a meeting or deadline yet...you can customize it in several ways, too.

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Rlyss

I'd have a look at <a href="http://www.ipi.fi/~rainy/index.php?pn=projects&project=rainlendar">Rainlendar</a>. I use it and it's a Godsend. You won't notice a hit on your computer's performance, it loads on startup in the blink of an eye and sits quietly on your desktop/system tray without you having to open up a program. Having to open the calendar and reminders sorta defeats the purpose of them always being there.

I use it and I'd be lost without it. My current skin is called 'simplenote' and it's clean, simple, unobtrusive, everything good.

Dragonlich

I use a program called "Active desktop calendar", which shows a calendar on your desktop (duh). It's pretty good. Then there's a program (that used to be called) Konfabulator, which allows you to run little "widgets" (utilities). There's tons of them, including calendars.

And I use outlook, which has a calendar. And Talisman desktop, which has a calendar too.

...but I rarely need to use a calendar at all.

sandeep

The rainy app noted above is what I've used before. It also lets you add things like RSS weather to your desktop. Really handy. They've got a forum incase you break it trying to hack around with it too. Definitely recommend it.

animosity

thanks, Outlook is no good for me. I just do not like the set up. Rainlender looks like it will be good, and active desktop calender is what I used to have. Thank you much.

spectre

I really like using Sunbird. It's pretty easy and seems very straightforward.

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