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- Price: Free to try (Limited functionality); $25.00 to buy
- Operating system: Windows 2003, Windows Vista, Windows 95, Windows Me, Windows Server 2008, Windows NT, Windows 7, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 98
- Date added: October 27, 2009
- Total Downloads: 106,651
- Downloads last week: 2,417
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- CNET editors' rating: stars
- Average user rating: stars out of 29 votes
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CNET editors' review
Reviewed by: CNET staff on June 10, 2009
Simply put, this program saves you the time and trouble of creating a calendar from scratch using Microsoft Word and Excel. It also manages to throw in a few extra features that make it worth the price of admission.
Once installed, WinCalendar for Windows, Word and Excel is accessed directly through each of the mentioned Microsoft programs. It introduces a small desktop calendar that is perfect for quick glances, and allows you to add notes to specific dates. In both Word and Excel, the program adds an extra tab to your menu toolbar. The program is extremely easy to operate. In Excel, we located the WinCalendar tab and were presented with straightforward commands. Creating a new calendar was as easy as choosing the type and range of the calendar (monthly, full year, schedule, agenda), size, and orientation. The Options menu let us choose to start the calendar on a Monday, exclude weekends, and change the primary color of the calendar. By default, the program includes U.S. holidays on the calendar, but you can select a different country from a drop-down menu, or opt to not include any holidays. The program even includes setup for an ovulation and fertility calendar. We liked that all of the calendar configuration options were displayed in one easy-to-navigate window.
The program's built-in Help menu is ample, but not overwhelming. As far as trial limitations, the program includes a watermark on the calendar that cannot be removed until you register. Users of all skill level will appreciate this program's capabilities to simplify and automate calendar creation.
Publisher's description
From Sapro Systems :WinCalendar is both a pop-up date picker and calendar maker that creates printable calendars in both Microsoft Word and Excel formats. The calendar creator now supports over 100 different calendar layouts. You can import appointment data from both Outlook and Google Calendar. You can even save daily appointments in the pop-up calendar that display on created calendars. WinCalendar can also be used as a graphical fertility calculator and ovulation predictor. WinCalendar is toolbar and menu driven so there is no template to load and manage. WinCalendar is ideal for use in planning and scheduling.
What's new in this version:
Version 2.73 fixes an issue with Schedule and Agenda mode related to PC's with Turkish Windows Region settings.
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Version: WinCalendar for Windows, Word & Excel 2.73
"Inexpensive S/W that lets ones personality be displayed"
Pros: Ability to integrate Outlook and Word so all the events can be put into a visually expressive calendar. The biggest plus is that Outlook allows for recursive event entries and this software captures these events very quickly in a flexible format.
Cons: The restricted ability to adjust the default size and position of the calendar on the page during the initial configuration. This would help in adding pictures and headers on the page without having to adjust the the date template.
Summary: To be honest, I've only used this software in the restricted access mode but learned enough about it to think it has real potential. I've been looking for an inexpensive calendar program that takes advantage of the power of Outlook to create events... read more >>
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