Calendar 2.22

for Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP

June 2003

Stefan Cruysberghs
Lommel, Flanders, Belgium
stefancr@scip.be
http://www.scip.be

General

Calendar is a small but easy program which should be a standard accessory of the operating system.

• Nice and user-friendly interface (with XP look)
• Many options (week numbers, colors, font, date format, ...)
• Number of visible months changes if window is resized
• Minimize to the systemtray
• A 'goto' window for going to a specific date quickly
• Info window which shows all information about date (year, days in year, ISO week, days in month, ...)
• Interface in 2 languages (English, Dutch)

Copyrights & distribution

• All copyrights to Calendar are owned by the author Stefan Cruysberghs

• Calendar is freeware and may be freely distributed but no person or company may charge a fee for the distribution of Calendar without written permission from the author.

• Any distribution includes only the original files. You may not alter, delete or add any files of Calendar .

• The author doesn't give a warranty for error free running of these programs. 

• The use of this software is on your own responsibility. 

Registration

• If you like the program and you use it regularly, you can register it. You will encourage the author to further develop and improve Calendar. You will receive an email when new versions or upgrades are available. Do realize that I have spent a lot of hours developing this software

• The registration cost is €15 or 15 US$.

• You can register yourself online on the website of Reg.Net (ID = 11695) : https://secure.reg.net/product.asp?ID=11695

SCIP.be

• For other usefull freeware programs (Picto, EuroCon, ...), Delphi components with source (TscExcelExport, TscDropFile, TscFontCombobox, ...), ... you can surf to my personal website SCIP.be. http://www.scip.be

Acknowledgments

• Thanks to all other users who have contributed by reporting problems, suggestions, ...

• Thanks to all Delphi developers who share their free examples, libraries and components on the internet. Especially to the developers of the JEDI project.