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QuiKalendar 1.2


License Free
Requirements Windows 98/NT/2000/ME/XP</LI>
Downloads 19 Limitations None
Publisher Trinfinity File Size 976k
Date added 03 Nov 2004 Check your speed

QuicKalendar gives you quick and easy access to a calendar whenever you need it. You can view the calendar on screen, or print it out to jot down notes and appointments. Best of all QuicKalendar is freeware.

The QuicKalendar Calendar window resizes from 400 x 250 to full screen.

QuicKalendar prints the current calendar in the current size of the Calendar Window. You can have anything from small to full page calendars.

QuicKalendar highlights the current day using the highlight color selected by the user in the Appearance Control Panel. You can choose to disable this feature.

QuicKalendar automatically displays the current month and year when launched. It also remembers the dimensions and position of the calendar window from the last time you used it. You can also choose to have the Calendar Window resized to full screen on launch.

QuicKalendar supports both the American Calendar Format, where each week starts on a Sunday and the European Calendar Format, where the each week starts on a Monday.

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