PersianDate

Throughout the years, telling time and date changed, or simply adapted to make connections and communication more comfortable, there are still differences worldwide based on daylight saving, but with the use of specialized computer tools, you can easily convert, and PersianDate is the type of tool for Persian and Gregorian date conversion.

You’re first taken through a setup process to perfectly deploy the application on your computer. However, it doesn’t bind itself to your computer, so registry entries are not modified to make it work, meaning you can also deploy it on a thumb drive to use on other computers. Just make sure that .NET Framework is on the computer you use.

The window consists of a couple of panes, one for Persian, as well as one for Gregorian date. Both are fitted with the same types of fields in order to specify month, day, year, as well as the display format. The exact date configuration is displayed in both panes, whereas the Persian section shows text in Farsi.

Date type can be selected from dedicated drop-down menus, which can include day in both numerical and text form. All other values can be written down, except for month, which you easily pick from a drop-down menu. In case you fill up section the other way around, you can easily swap values.

Just to help you pick the right date, the application also offers a Gregorian calendar to work with. Values can easily be sent to clipboard, and you can fill either of the sections with the system time. Although you can change the font type and style, you don’t have an option to print values, or at least a custom calendar.

All things considered, we can state that PersianDate might not be an application to use on a daily basis, but it can save you a great deal of effort when you need to convert Gregorian to Persian dates, or the other way around, while also choosing a custom date display type.