CNET Editors' review
This operating system add-on enhances your system's time and date dialog with notes, but it isn't a snap to use.
BabyCalendar integrates itself into your date and time feature through an additional tab to its interface. Using the tab, you easily enter notes such as birth dates, information, and meetings. Giving each note special font properties is as simple as clicking and choosing. Each date containing a note becomes bold on your calendar tab. While we like that feature, we would have appreciated the ability to apply font properties according to the category into which the note fell. As a bigger disappointment, you must open the BabyCalender tab to see notes. Similar calendar programs allow you to see notes as your mouse hovers over the date.
Adding BabyCalendar to your system time and date dialog consumes few resources, but makes setting and viewing notes time consuming. However, some users may find the program's free cost and resource conservation worth the trouble.
Publisher's Description
From BabyPlug:
BabyCalendar is an add-in that connected to the operating systems clock and used as a minimal calendar to manage your daily notes. BabyCalendar is special by being a dependent application that added to your system, and by that becomes an inseparable part of Microsoft operating system.
Version 2 may include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.
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"simple and nice."
Version: BabyCalendar 2
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simple and nice.
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"Many bugs. Keep away !!"
Version: BabyCalendar 2
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seems like a virus, many bugs, crashed my system....Be carefull here !!!
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