Web Calendar Pad

Web Calendar Pad is a desktop application that enables the creation and editing of calendar models for the purpose of online publishing them onto your website, alongside file and document attachments you might want to include in your online programs and schedules.

Web Calendar Pad is a tool with a self-explanatory name. The desktop application is small in size, compatible with both 32-bit and 64-bit system architectures, and has a one-layout design that is intuitive and easily manageable by any type of user.

Moreover, the installation process runs smoothly and if there are any missing components on your machine, the tool will require permission to install them.

Upon initiating your first Web Calendar Pad instance, you will be prompted with a simplistic choice, in regards to the type of calendar you are trying to create and submit for online publishing.

You can use the default calendar model, a personal calendar (suitable for freelancers who work in teams or trainers), a company/business calendar (for larger organizations), a school calendar (for tutees and students), a sports team scheduler, a church calendar (for community organizations and gatherings), a teacher's calendar (for teachers and tutors), or a work schedule (for employees).

The program comes packed with various templates and models, RSS feed creator (for special events), diversified color palettes for tabs and backgrounds, title and logo insertion and editing, as well as event creators, or custom HTML insertions for captions or title definitions.

There are also a bunch of assets you can use for customizing your calendars according to special seasons and other popular events, and detailed instructions on how to embed your calendars into the webpage of your choice. You can preview your calendar before publishing it, add it online via an iFrame, or opt for FTP/proxy/target directory submission.

To conclude, this application give you everything you need to create, edit, and submit your product's final model to various target destinations. At the same time, when publishing your calendars, these can be password protected or encrypted.