Want a calendar that doesn't have to be connected to internet when I want

patricia92243

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Sat May-21-05 10:06 AM
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Want a calendar that doesn't have to be connected to internet when I want

to see it. I want to be able to download it and maybe have as a desktop background. I do not need to write on it. I do NOT have word or excel.

Any suggestions?

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welshTerrier2

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Sat May-21-05 10:36 AM
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1. just double-click the clock in the system tray

you didn't say what operating system you're running ... if it's Windows and you're displaying a clock in your system tray, you can just double-click the clock to popup a window that contains a calendar ...

do you need something more than that ??

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patricia92243

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Sat May-21-05 11:38 AM
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2. How embarrassing! Right under my nose all this time. Thank you so much.

:embarress:

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Longhorn

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Sat May-21-05 11:47 AM
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3. Just be careful that you cancel when you leave the calendar.

I've accidentally changed the date before without realizing it. Before my system crashed and I lost all my data, I had a bunch of sent emails with December 2005 dates on them, which makes it a little tough to sort.

Also, I couldn't sign on to amazon.com because their certificate was deemed to have expired -- based on the wrong date on my computer! :blush:

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