Popup Calendar is an easy to use calendar which resides in your Windows tray (next to the clock). Once you pop the calendar up, you can track appointments and make notes about each day. You can also create fantastic-looking HTML calendars, copy the date to the clipboard in a variety of formats, perform date math, print monthly calendars, keep a to-do list, and do many other things quickly and easily.
Popup Calendar is the easy-to-use, full-featured personal info manager (PIM) for Windows™ 98, NT, ME, 2000, XP, Server 2003, and Vista. It places today's date in your system tray. Click on that date, and up POPS the only PIM you will ever need. Popup Calendar's interface is unlike any other.
No confusing arrangements. No cute animations or anything that wastes time. After all, time is scarce and your most valuable resource.
Popup Calendar works the way YOU want it to. There's usually more than one way to do something. But the end result is always the same.
Popup Calendar offers a unique way of looking at your schedule: by day, week, or month. This way, you can zoom in on a specific day, glance at your week to see when you're free, or look at an overall view of the month.
This essential piece of software keeps track of your schedule, lets you make appointments, and allows you to write notes about your day.
Popup Calendar alerts you with a dialog box, a flashing tray icon, and/or a sound that you specify when it is time for an appointment. You can quickly and easily view, create, change, and delete appointments. You can even save your schedule to a file, and load it back in. And if you lose track of what day you're doing something, Popup Calendar can search for it.
