Calendar

Calendar is a lightweight software application whose purpose is to help you check out the current date from the comfort of your desktop with the aid of a calendar. You can deploy the tool on all Windows flavors out there, provided that you have the Java working platform installed on the host PC.

You can copy the utility on pen drives or other similar devices in order to have it with you all the time. Plus, you can open it without being an administrator. You can also run it directly from the storage device on the target computer.

You do not need to go through an installation process in order to get access to the GUI. A double-click on the EXE file is all it takes to open its layout. Since it does not write entries to your Windows registry and generate additional configuration items, you may get rid of it by deleting the files that you have downloaded from the Internet.

Calendar sports a straightforward layout that does not hide any configuration settings under the hood. Although you cannot appeal to a help manual to read more about the setup process, you can quickly decode the program’s functions on your own because they look highly intuitive.

You are offered the possibility to check out the current date highlighted in the calendar with a preset color, jump to the next or previous month, as well as access the next or previous year on the fly.

Tests have pointed out that Calendar carries out tasks quickly and without errors. It is not a resource hog so you do not have to worry that it hampers the overall performance of the computer. You may keep it running in the background.

To sum things up, Calendar comes bundled with basic features for helping you work with a calendar. The poor configuration package makes it suitable especially for less experienced users.