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Product Description:
Calendarclock gives you a freely configurable clock in your menu bar and a nice little calendar that slides in and out of your screen whenever you click Calendarclock's menu bar clock. The calendar also lets you have a glimpse at current iCal events and your to-do list.
What's new in this version:
- Fixed a bug that caused completed to-do items to be displayed under certain conditions.
- Fixed that a bug that sometimes kept Calendarclock from sorting events correctly.
- Other minor bug fixes.
- Available languages: English, German.
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Giving new meaning to the "final" in "final version 1.0", this is the last release of Calendarclock. Calendarclock will evolve into MenuCalendarClock, which will give you the following benefits:
- calendar weeks display
- use of iCal calendar colors
- and more
Users who have donated for Calendarclock before the announcement of MenuCalendarClock (August 9, 2004) will be entitled to a free registration code for MenuCalendarClock.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.3
- Mac OS X 10.2
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.2 or higher
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The v1.0 File Please - Version: 1.0, 8/26/2004 02:43AM PST
wisdcom
Where can I find the v1.0 file to download now? Can anyone who has it send it to me? Thanks!
wpk2002 [at] wisd [dot] com
wpk2002 [at] wisd [dot] com
Objective Development: a mini-Microsoft ... - Version: 1.0, 8/13/2004 09:35PM PST
WCityMike
This is horrid news. Objective Development bought out the formerly free MenuCalendar and then made us start paying for it. Now, they buy out a freeware competitor. Hey, Mac fans, if you're sick of Objective Development trying to make you pay for a calendar display on your machine, try using GeekTool to show the results of 'cal' on your desktop.
wpk2002 [at] wisd [dot] com