TrayCalendar

From Chris Doan:

TrayCalendar is a utility which displays a perpetual calendar with a single mouse click from the system tray (actually, its not really perpetual. The min date is 1/1/100 and the maximum date is 12/31/9999, but most of us wont have to worry about dates outside this range, I hope ). The calendar can be configured to display a 1-month or 3-month format. You can even display an entire year. Any month and year between theabove range can be accessed quickly using a scroll bar at the bottom of the current month. Its handy when you need to find out what day of the week any particular date is in (you can also do this by double-click the time in the lower right corner of the system tray and adjust the month and year, but doing so will also change your system date, which you dont want to do). To spruce up the calendar, each of the 12 months can be assigned a different picture. A styleset is a collection of days that share the same property. An example of this is a Holidays styleset. For instance, you can define a Birthdays styleset with the color yellow, assign it a picture of a birthday cake, and set its font properties (font name, point size, bold, and italic). When the current month that contains one or more of the days in the Birthdays styleset comes within view, these days will be highlighted yellow, displays a picture of the birthday cake, and have the pre-defined font properties. A set of 9 stylesets can be defined for a group of dates (i.e. holidays, birthdays, etc.). You can assign a picture (i.e. birthday cake), a color, font name, size, weight, and style to each of these stylesets so they can be easily identified in the Month view or Year view. At the present time, its my opinion that 9 stylesets should be enough for most of us (too many stylesets each with different color may clutter the calendar). However, if I receive a inquiry that more stylesets are needed, Ill release a version that has more stylesets.