Whats the best digital desktop calendar?
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http://www.google.com/calendar\n\nIf you really want it to pop up when you start your machine, place a shortcut in your startup folder.
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I went with Google Calendar.\nMainly because so many of the people we want to see and administer the calendar were already using GoogleMail/Gmail.\n\nThe interface is very easy to use. There are plenty of public calendars that are genuinely useful and can be included. Being part of Google it's also the place that most people look first when searching for events. That was important to us.\n\nOn the other hand '30 boxes' is very configurable and looks good.\nThey both do the job.\n\nI would say go for Google Calendar if you want your calendar to be seen by the general public. If it is to be used by a closed group then '30 boxes' can give you a more attractive end result.
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go to the calendar. then in a left top corner. you should see FILE go to it then press SAVE AS  save it to MY PICTURES.   then go to MY PICTURES go to the picture(calendar) RIGHT click on the picture and  SET AS MY DESKTOP BACKGROUND
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Yuppers you can have your cursor hover over the clock and the date will show up but if you are looking for a widget that you can have a running date constantly on your desktop you can get a good one (no nasties!) from yahoos widgets. \nYou can also get a widget that will tell you the weather for your area, if you have new mail, how many days left till Christmas or what ever your religion is... the amount of widgets are endless. :D\nSee link below for goodies you can get for free. I can vouch for a few of them but like anything you get from the web, ALWAYS SCAN with your anti-virus/anti-malware software. \nHope this helps you. :)
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Check out http://www.tabs3.com/\nMy firm uses TABS for billing. The first firm I worked at also used TABS, then just before I left then started using PracticeMaster for case management and calendaring. It took a while to set up and change over from Outlook for ongoing cases, but it was worth it. PracticeMaster will sync with Palm and with Outlook and I think many other calendaring programs. They will send you a demo if you are interested. Unfortunately I don't have much to compare it too, but they seem to work well.
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EarthCalendar\nhttp://www.earthcalendar.net
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http://www.mozilla.org/projects/calendar/sunbird.html\n\nTheres mozilla's sunbird
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Budget Tracker is free.\n\nMvelopes is free to TRY.\n\nAlso, Dave Ramsey is awsome.\nhttp://www.DaveRamsey.com
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You can use either google's calender service or yahoo's calender service.You can look into them using your yahoo or google desktop or widget engine.
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The best application that I can recommend it Outlook. Create reminders and it gives you a popup telling you what needs to be done. It also has loads of options such as reminding you the same item, on the same date each month etc. I use it all the time to remind me about up coming meetings etc.\n\nHope this helps
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http://www.scps.k12.fl.us/index.cfm\n\nLeft hand side of screen is calendar - open it in text or block format
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www.desktopia.com they have tons of them.
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You COULD make a note in notepad and then make it open with Scheduled Tasks, but that's ..meh. Try www.wincustomize.com and click on Desktop X Widgets.
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I just searched "military Calendars" & found some at       www.calendars.com
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Pick a favorite javascript clock. Setup an active desktop and embed a website with the javascript you want.\n\nStardock has pretty awesome looking ones if you have a thick pipe to download it with\nhttp://www.stardock.com/products/odnt/screenshots.asp
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Get a calendar and count the days.
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Microsoft.com has a wide selection of templates for calendars and budgets you can make on your own computer. Pick the one you like here: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/results.aspx?Scope=TC&Query=calendar+budget+2006\n\n(you'll need to be using MS office products, i.e. Word or Excel)