UKkalendar - Great calendar, reminder, todo
Posted: Thu Mar 30, 2006 10:48 pm
Since a time i'm using UKKalendar. From the website:
"Oh, yes, just another reminder..."
I've searched a long time for a freeware reminder program with at least a nice month view, advanced features for repetetive events and a snooze funcion. I've found none so far. There are just some shareware solutions, but I want it for free.
I benefit from the freeware scene for years now and most of the software on my system is freeware (which is often better than commercial software). So I wanted to give something back to the freeware scene and wrote this little program, which you can download here as unlimited freeware.
The program stays in the tray bar, needs only a few resources. I didn't noticed it and forgot that i've installed it. But suddenly the program reminds me to end a membership of a bookclub (and oh yeah, i was in time!). IMHO it's easy to work with, has a clean lay-out and is yet powerful.
In a mail the author wrotes to me, that he is writing on a second version, with build in support for file storage on a ftp server / LAN (USBstick = program, datafile = on your webspace!), more advanced date selecting features.
And, he replys, its portable
http://www.8ung.at/ukrebs/ - homepage
http://www.8ung.at/ukrebs/english/features.html - features
"Oh, yes, just another reminder..."
I've searched a long time for a freeware reminder program with at least a nice month view, advanced features for repetetive events and a snooze funcion. I've found none so far. There are just some shareware solutions, but I want it for free.
I benefit from the freeware scene for years now and most of the software on my system is freeware (which is often better than commercial software). So I wanted to give something back to the freeware scene and wrote this little program, which you can download here as unlimited freeware.
The program stays in the tray bar, needs only a few resources. I didn't noticed it and forgot that i've installed it. But suddenly the program reminds me to end a membership of a bookclub (and oh yeah, i was in time!). IMHO it's easy to work with, has a clean lay-out and is yet powerful.
In a mail the author wrotes to me, that he is writing on a second version, with build in support for file storage on a ftp server / LAN (USBstick = program, datafile = on your webspace!), more advanced date selecting features.
And, he replys, its portable
http://www.8ung.at/ukrebs/ - homepage
http://www.8ung.at/ukrebs/english/features.html - features
