Toolbar Calendar's

[Guest Joco]

Hi,

I currently have the Google toolbar installed, which includes a calendar

button, which I use frequently. Due to some conflicts I have to remove my

Google toolbar, and wondered if anyone new of a different or alternative

toolbar calendar.

 

Thank you

Joco (London)

[Guest Joco]

Re: Toolbar Calendar's

 

 

 

"Alias" wrote:

> Joco wrote:

> > Hi,

> > I currently have the Google toolbar installed, which includes a calendar

> > button, which I use frequently. Due to some conflicts I have to remove my

> > Google toolbar, and wondered if anyone new of a different or alternative

> > toolbar calendar.

> >

> > Thank you

> > Joco (London)

>

> You can use the add on called "Lightning" for Thunderbird. Get

> Thunderbird at http://www.mozilla.com/thunderbird.

>

> Alias

 

Alias Hi,

 

I've had a look at your recommendation, and it seems to be similar to an

Outlook Calendar. The one I have in my Google toolbar, is just dates, similar

to a calendar you hang on the wool. I don't want to enter anything in the

calendar, just know what days of the week certain dates are, etc

 

Thanks

Joco (London)

>

[Guest Stephen Harris]

Re: Toolbar Calendar's

 

Joco wrote:

> Alias Hi,

>

> I've had a look at your recommendation, and it seems to be similar to an

> Outlook Calendar. The one I have in my Google toolbar, is just dates, similar

> to a calendar you hang on the wool. I don't want to enter anything in the

> calendar, just know what days of the week certain dates are, etc

>

> Thanks

> Joco (London)

 

Hover the mouse cursor on then Right-click on the _time_ found at the

bottom right corner. A menu pops up. Then click on Adjust Date/Time.

[Guest Joco]

Re: Toolbar Calendar's

 

Stephen Hi,

 

Thanks for your reply, I am not looking to adjust the PC time or date

settings.

 

I am trying to find a calendar similar to those on airline or holiday

booking sites, where you click on an icon for a calendar, which shows days

and dates.

 

I dont want to enter anything in the calendar, I just want to look to see

what day of the week say the 15th November might be, and to calculate four

weeks from 27th October.

 

The one in the google toolbar is refered to as "The Official Google Calendar

Gadget" I cant use this one due to conflicts, but are looking for something

similar

 

Thanks

Joco (London)

 

 

"Stephen Harris" wrote:

> Joco wrote:

>

> > Alias Hi,

> >

> > I've had a look at your recommendation, and it seems to be similar to an

> > Outlook Calendar. The one I have in my Google toolbar, is just dates, similar

> > to a calendar you hang on the wool. I don't want to enter anything in the

> > calendar, just know what days of the week certain dates are, etc

> >

> > Thanks

> > Joco (London)

>

> Hover the mouse cursor on then Right-click on the _time_ found at the

> bottom right corner. A menu pops up. Then click on Adjust Date/Time.

>

[Guest Bob I]

Re: Toolbar Calendar's

 

Double click the date and look at the calendar, you don't HAVE to adjust

the time or date, just pick Cancel to close the dialog box/application

 

Joco wrote:

> Stephen Hi,

>

> Thanks for your reply, I am not looking to adjust the PC time or date

> settings.

>

> I am trying to find a calendar similar to those on airline or holiday

> booking sites, where you click on an icon for a calendar, which shows days

> and dates.

>

> I dont want to enter anything in the calendar, I just want to look to see

> what day of the week say the 15th November might be, and to calculate four

> weeks from 27th October.

>

> The one in the google toolbar is refered to as "The Official Google Calendar

> Gadget" I cant use this one due to conflicts, but are looking for something

> similar

>

> Thanks

> Joco (London)

>

>

> "Stephen Harris" wrote:

>

>

>>Joco wrote:

>>

>>

>>>Alias Hi,

>>>

>>>I've had a look at your recommendation, and it seems to be similar to an

>>>Outlook Calendar. The one I have in my Google toolbar, is just dates, similar

>>>to a calendar you hang on the wool. I don't want to enter anything in the

>>>calendar, just know what days of the week certain dates are, etc

>>>

>>>Thanks

>>>Joco (London)

>>

>>Hover the mouse cursor on then Right-click on the _time_ found at the

>>bottom right corner. A menu pops up. Then click on Adjust Date/Time.

>>

[Guest Joco]

Re: Toolbar Calendar's

 

Bob Hi,

 

Thanks for your reply, that should solve the problem for me

 

Thanks Joco (London)

 

"Bob I" wrote:

> Double click the date and look at the calendar, you don't HAVE to adjust

> the time or date, just pick Cancel to close the dialog box/application

>

> Joco wrote:

>

> > Stephen Hi,

> >

> > Thanks for your reply, I am not looking to adjust the PC time or date

> > settings.

> >

> > I am trying to find a calendar similar to those on airline or holiday

> > booking sites, where you click on an icon for a calendar, which shows days

> > and dates.

> >

> > I dont want to enter anything in the calendar, I just want to look to see

> > what day of the week say the 15th November might be, and to calculate four

> > weeks from 27th October.

> >

> > The one in the google toolbar is refered to as "The Official Google Calendar

> > Gadget" I cant use this one due to conflicts, but are looking for something

> > similar

> >

> > Thanks

> > Joco (London)

> >

> >

> > "Stephen Harris" wrote:

> >

> >

> >>Joco wrote:

> >>

> >>

> >>>Alias Hi,

> >>>

> >>>I've had a look at your recommendation, and it seems to be similar to an

> >>>Outlook Calendar. The one I have in my Google toolbar, is just dates, similar

> >>>to a calendar you hang on the wool. I don't want to enter anything in the

> >>>calendar, just know what days of the week certain dates are, etc

> >>>

> >>>Thanks

> >>>Joco (London)

> >>

> >>Hover the mouse cursor on then Right-click on the _time_ found at the

> >>bottom right corner. A menu pops up. Then click on Adjust Date/Time.

> >>

>

>

[Guest Bob I]

Re: Toolbar Calendar's

 

You're welcome, have a great day!

 

Joco wrote:

> Bob Hi,

>

> Thanks for your reply, that should solve the problem for me

>

> Thanks Joco (London)

>

> "Bob I" wrote:

>

>

>>Double click the date and look at the calendar, you don't HAVE to adjust

>>the time or date, just pick Cancel to close the dialog box/application

>>

>>Joco wrote:

>>

>>

>>>Stephen Hi,

>>>

>>>Thanks for your reply, I am not looking to adjust the PC time or date

>>>settings.

>>>

>>>I am trying to find a calendar similar to those on airline or holiday

>>>booking sites, where you click on an icon for a calendar, which shows days

>>>and dates.

>>>

>>>I dont want to enter anything in the calendar, I just want to look to see

>>>what day of the week say the 15th November might be, and to calculate four

>>>weeks from 27th October.

>>>

>>>The one in the google toolbar is refered to as "The Official Google Calendar

>>>Gadget" I cant use this one due to conflicts, but are looking for something

>>>similar

>>>

>>>Thanks

>>>Joco (London)

>>>

>>>

>>>"Stephen Harris" wrote:

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>>Joco wrote:

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>>Alias Hi,

>>>>>

>>>>>I've had a look at your recommendation, and it seems to be similar to an

>>>>>Outlook Calendar. The one I have in my Google toolbar, is just dates, similar

>>>>>to a calendar you hang on the wool. I don't want to enter anything in the

>>>>>calendar, just know what days of the week certain dates are, etc

>>>>>

>>>>>Thanks

>>>>>Joco (London)

>>>>

>>>>Hover the mouse cursor on then Right-click on the _time_ found at the

>>>>bottom right corner. A menu pops up. Then click on Adjust Date/Time.

>>>>

>>

>>

[Guest Gord Dibben]

Re: Toolbar Calendar's

 

http://www.georgedillon.com/freeware/tclockex.shtml

 

 

Gord

 

On Mon, 11 Aug 2008 00:29:01 -0700, Joco <Joco@discussions.microsoft.com>

wrote:

>Stephen Hi,

>

>Thanks for your reply, I am not looking to adjust the PC time or date

>settings.

>

>I am trying to find a calendar similar to those on airline or holiday

>booking sites, where you click on an icon for a calendar, which shows days

>and dates.

>

>I dont want to enter anything in the calendar, I just want to look to see

>what day of the week say the 15th November might be, and to calculate four

>weeks from 27th October.

>

>The one in the google toolbar is refered to as "The Official Google Calendar

>Gadget" I cant use this one due to conflicts, but are looking for something

>similar

>

>Thanks

>Joco (London)

>

>

>"Stephen Harris" wrote:

>

>> Joco wrote:

>>

>> > Alias Hi,

>> >

>> > I've had a look at your recommendation, and it seems to be similar to an

>> > Outlook Calendar. The one I have in my Google toolbar, is just dates, similar

>> > to a calendar you hang on the wool. I don't want to enter anything in the

>> > calendar, just know what days of the week certain dates are, etc

>> >

>> > Thanks

>> > Joco (London)

>>

>> Hover the mouse cursor on then Right-click on the _time_ found at the

>> bottom right corner. A menu pops up. Then click on Adjust Date/Time.

>>

[Guest Stephen Harris]

Re: Toolbar Calendar's

 

Joco wrote:

> Stephen Hi,

>

> Thanks for your reply, I am not looking to adjust the PC time or date

> settings.

>

 

In Windows there is usually more than one way to do something.

My method of right-click and the method of Bob I, of double-clicking

do the same thing.

 

However, I just tried Gord Tibben's TClockex and it is easy to see.

After installed, it shows the day and date and time, and then

a single click on date and time display shows his calendar.

His calendar is better because it shows

Saturday and Sunday in red, and you can drag the

calendar (with the mouse) so that it can be relocated on the screen.

 

Tue, 12 Aug 2008 01:14:09

 

Double-clicking TClockex copies the date so that you can

paste it into another document, like I just did above.

I like it because the Windows clock display used to sink down.

[Guest Joco]

Re: Toolbar Calendar's

 

 

Gord Hi,

 

Just wanted to say thanks your clock is brilliant, does more than I wanted

so that's a bonus.

 

Joco (London)

 

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

> http://www.georgedillon.com/freeware/tclockex.shtml

>

>

> Gord

>

> On Mon, 11 Aug 2008 00:29:01 -0700, Joco <Joco@discussions.microsoft.com>

> wrote:

>

> >Stephen Hi,

> >

> >Thanks for your reply, I am not looking to adjust the PC time or date

> >settings.

> >

> >I am trying to find a calendar similar to those on airline or holiday

> >booking sites, where you click on an icon for a calendar, which shows days

> >and dates.

> >

> >I dont want to enter anything in the calendar, I just want to look to see

> >what day of the week say the 15th November might be, and to calculate four

> >weeks from 27th October.

> >

> >The one in the google toolbar is refered to as "The Official Google Calendar

> >Gadget" I cant use this one due to conflicts, but are looking for something

> >similar

> >

> >Thanks

> >Joco (London)

> >

> >

> >"Stephen Harris" wrote:

> >

> >> Joco wrote:

> >>

> >> > Alias Hi,

> >> >

> >> > I've had a look at your recommendation, and it seems to be similar to an

> >> > Outlook Calendar. The one I have in my Google toolbar, is just dates, similar

> >> > to a calendar you hang on the wool. I don't want to enter anything in the

> >> > calendar, just know what days of the week certain dates are, etc

> >> >

> >> > Thanks

> >> > Joco (London)

> >>

> >> Hover the mouse cursor on then Right-click on the _time_ found at the

> >> bottom right corner. A menu pops up. Then click on Adjust Date/Time.

> >>

>

>

[Guest Gord Dibben]

Re: Toolbar Calendar's

 

Good to hear.

 

Thanks for the feedback

 

 

Gord

 

On Wed, 13 Aug 2008 08:14:13 -0700, Joco <Joco@discussions.microsoft.com>

wrote:

>

>Gord Hi,

>

>Just wanted to say thanks your clock is brilliant, does more than I wanted

>so that's a bonus.

>

>Joco (London)

>

>"Gord Dibben" wrote:

>

>> http://www.georgedillon.com/freeware/tclockex.shtml

>>

>>

>> Gord

>>

>> On Mon, 11 Aug 2008 00:29:01 -0700, Joco <Joco@discussions.microsoft.com>

>> wrote:

>>

>> >Stephen Hi,

>> >

>> >Thanks for your reply, I am not looking to adjust the PC time or date

>> >settings.

>> >

>> >I am trying to find a calendar similar to those on airline or holiday

>> >booking sites, where you click on an icon for a calendar, which shows days

>> >and dates.

>> >

>> >I dont want to enter anything in the calendar, I just want to look to see

>> >what day of the week say the 15th November might be, and to calculate four

>> >weeks from 27th October.

>> >

>> >The one in the google toolbar is refered to as "The Official Google Calendar

>> >Gadget" I cant use this one due to conflicts, but are looking for something

>> >similar

>> >

>> >Thanks

>> >Joco (London)

>> >

>> >

>> >"Stephen Harris" wrote:

>> >

>> >> Joco wrote:

>> >>

>> >> > Alias Hi,

>> >> >

>> >> > I've had a look at your recommendation, and it seems to be similar to an

>> >> > Outlook Calendar. The one I have in my Google toolbar, is just dates, similar

>> >> > to a calendar you hang on the wool. I don't want to enter anything in the

>> >> > calendar, just know what days of the week certain dates are, etc

>> >> >

>> >> > Thanks

>> >> > Joco (London)

>> >>

>> >> Hover the mouse cursor on then Right-click on the _time_ found at the

>> >> bottom right corner. A menu pops up. Then click on Adjust Date/Time.

>> >>

>>

>>