what calendar software would you recommend?

[thirtythree]

something like ical would be nice, but I have a pc.

 

[lozina]

Wow, that's purdy...

 

[MrChad]

Outlook is what I use.

 

[thirtythree]

Originally posted by: MrChad
Outlook is what I use.

I don't recall being very impressed with outlook's calendar, but I just gave it a glance...

 

[sciencewhiz]

What features do you like in ical?

 

[thirtythree]

Originally posted by: sciencewhiz
What features do you like in ical?

it's pretty? I guess I really just need a weekly planner where you can set the beginning and end of events and have a to do list. I like the way ical is arranged though, with the monthly calendars, weekly calendars, to do list, etc. all available at once, and I like how the events are color coded.

 

[MrChad]

Originally posted by: thirtythree

Originally posted by: sciencewhiz
What features do you like in ical?

it's pretty? I guess I really just need a weekly planner where you can set the beginning and end of events and have a to do list. I like the way ical is arranged though, with the monthly calendars, weekly calendars, to do list, etc. all available at once, and I like how the events are color coded.

Outlook can do all of those things.

 

[Broadkipa]

I use this program here:http://www.zepsoft.com/wallcal/index.htm
I find it good because its allways there on the desktop, there is a trial available.

 

[nortexoid]

Rainlendar

 

[thirtythree]

Originally posted by: MrChad

Originally posted by: thirtythree

Originally posted by: sciencewhiz
What features do you like in ical?

it's pretty? I guess I really just need a weekly planner where you can set the beginning and end of events and have a to do list. I like the way ical is arranged though, with the monthly calendars, weekly calendars, to do list, etc. all available at once, and I like how the events are color coded.

Outlook can do all of those things.

all right, I'll give it another try. and take a look at the others.

I fixed my wmp problem, btw... sort of.

 

[SeTeS]

Why not palm desktop? You can dl it for free from palm's website. Doesn't require a pda. And has a not too cluttered interface w/ calendar, contacts, todo, and memos.

 

[Nocturnal]

Seriously Outlook was made for this. It wasn't built just for e-mail. It's an all around tool for business contacts, e-mail etc.

 

[Safeway]

I want something more iCalish too. I love how you can do the time block thing. I need that for college. Too bad there is no emulator. =P

 

[thirtythree]

Originally posted by: SeTeS
Why not palm desktop? You can dl it for free from palm's website. Doesn't require a pda. And has a not too cluttered interface w/ calendar, contacts, todo, and memos.

thanks, I like this one best so far.

 

[Schadenfroh]

you could always use date manager :evil:

 

[jonmullen]

mozilla sunbird

 

[beer]

Sunbird, good for free.
Outlook, better if you have a corporate discount.

When paired with an MS Exchange Server, Outlook can do INSANE things. Stuff I never even realized. That doesn't apply to you, but I wasn't a big fan of Outlook and then I got to GE and saw the way it completely dominated everything.