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May 19th 09, 08:16 PM
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any way to enable a limited user to see a calendar?
xp home - would liketo see the calendar, in stead just the current
day, time, and date from the Date and Time tool in the systray. 
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May 19th 09, 09:23 PM
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any way to enable a limited user to see a calendar?
"April" wrote in message ... xp home - would liketo see the calendar, in stead just the current day, time, and date from the Date and Time tool in the systray. April, there is a very fine application program by Gregory Braun (www.gregorybraun.com) called Calendar 2000. It is not always visible before you but you can load, install, and then minimize it so it's there for inspection with one mouse click. Calendar 2000 allows the user to go forward and backward over months and years so you can find out if your grandmother's birthday was on a Tuesday or Thursday (or any other day of the week.) The program hasn't been updated for years and I doubt that the author thinks it's necessary. Oh, yes, it's absolutely free. Ken Bland
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May 19th 09, 09:23 PM
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any way to enable a limited user to see a calendar?
"April" wrote in message ... xp home - would liketo see the calendar, in stead just the current day, time, and date from the Date and Time tool in the systray. April, there is a very fine application program by Gregory Braun (www.gregorybraun.com) called Calendar 2000. It is not always visible before you but you can load, install, and then minimize it so it's there for inspection with one mouse click. Calendar 2000 allows the user to go forward and backward over months and years so you can find out if your grandmother's birthday was on a Tuesday or Thursday (or any other day of the week.) The program hasn't been updated for years and I doubt that the author thinks it's necessary. Oh, yes, it's absolutely free. Ken Bland
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May 20th 09, 02:29 AM
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any way to enable a limited user to see a calendar?
On May 19, 4:23*pm, "Justin Thyme" wrote:
"April" wrote in message ... xp home - would liketo see the calendar, in stead just the current day, time, and date from the Date and Time tool in the systray. April, there is a very fine application program by Gregory Braun (www.gregorybraun.com) called Calendar 2000. *It is not always visible before you but you can load, install, and then minimize it so it's there for inspection with one mouse click. *Calendar 2000 allows the user to go forward and backward over months and years so you can find out if your grandmother's birthday was on a Tuesday or Thursday (or any other day of the week.) *The program hasn't been updated for years and I doubt that the author thinks it's necessary. *Oh, yes, it's absolutely free. Ken Bland Thanks Ken, I'll give it a try!
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May 20th 09, 02:29 AM
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any way to enable a limited user to see a calendar?
On May 19, 4:23*pm, "Justin Thyme" wrote:
"April" wrote in message ... xp home - would liketo see the calendar, in stead just the current day, time, and date from the Date and Time tool in the systray. April, there is a very fine application program by Gregory Braun (www.gregorybraun.com) called Calendar 2000. *It is not always visible before you but you can load, install, and then minimize it so it's there for inspection with one mouse click. *Calendar 2000 allows the user to go forward and backward over months and years so you can find out if your grandmother's birthday was on a Tuesday or Thursday (or any other day of the week.) *The program hasn't been updated for years and I doubt that the author thinks it's necessary. *Oh, yes, it's absolutely free. Ken Bland Thanks Ken, I'll give it a try!
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May 20th 09, 04:12 PM
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any way to enable a limited user to see a calendar?
On Tue, 19 May 2009 18:29:52 -0700 (PDT), April
wrote: On May 19, 4:23*pm, "Justin Thyme" wrote: "April" wrote in message ... xp home - would liketo see the calendar, in stead just the current day, time, and date from the Date and Time tool in the systray. April, there is a very fine application program by Gregory Braun (www.gregorybraun.com) called Calendar 2000. *It is not always visible before you but you can load, install, and then minimize it so it's there for inspection with one mouse click. *Calendar 2000 allows the user to go forward and backward over months and years so you can find out if your grandmother's birthday was on a Tuesday or Thursday (or any other day of the week.) *The program hasn't been updated for years and I doubt that the author thinks it's necessary. *Oh, yes, it's absolutely free. Ken Bland Thanks Ken, I'll give it a try! AMP Calendar is good as well .
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May 20th 09, 04:12 PM
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any way to enable a limited user to see a calendar?
On Tue, 19 May 2009 18:29:52 -0700 (PDT), April
wrote: On May 19, 4:23*pm, "Justin Thyme" wrote: "April" wrote in message ... xp home - would liketo see the calendar, in stead just the current day, time, and date from the Date and Time tool in the systray. April, there is a very fine application program by Gregory Braun (www.gregorybraun.com) called Calendar 2000. *It is not always visible before you but you can load, install, and then minimize it so it's there for inspection with one mouse click. *Calendar 2000 allows the user to go forward and backward over months and years so you can find out if your grandmother's birthday was on a Tuesday or Thursday (or any other day of the week.) *The program hasn't been updated for years and I doubt that the author thinks it's necessary. *Oh, yes, it's absolutely free. Ken Bland Thanks Ken, I'll give it a try! AMP Calendar is good as well .
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