Pagan Daybook is a screensaver and calendar that will keep track of the days of the week. It uses the ancient and modern tides and the pagan festivals and observances that fall on each day of the year.

Far more interesting than a conventional calendar, it's something unique to put in the Startup group of Windows. Never miss another solstice again... or, perhaps more importantly, another saturnalia.

Pagan Daybook can be configured both to appear on command - whenever you run it, or every morning when your computer boots up - and as a conventional screen saver, whenever your system has been idle for a predetermined period.

Here are some key features of "AMI Pagan Daybook":

· Display the current day in the pagan calendar, with graphics, animation and other lore.
· Show you the current phase of the moon.
· Provide you with a perpetual calendar for any year from 1583 through the middle of the twenty-sixth century.
· Browse its database to let you look up the entry for any day of the year.
· Allow you to create personal days to override its text and graphics with entries of your own.
· Apply themes to configure Pagan Daybook to your liking.
· Display itself as a Windows screen saver.
· Keep itself interesting by changing its appearance periodically.
· Optionally play your choice of music when it's visible, or when it's blanking your screen.
· Offer you an unlimited source of convincing, documentable excuses to knock off work.

Limitations:

· Nag Screen