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PresbyCal Desktop Calendar	Calendar 2000	XLCalendar	HotShift Free

Free - Ten Mile Software

PresbyCal Desktop Calendar is a full-featured calendar and event scheduling application based on the liturgical seasons of the Christian church year. It includes an onscreen calendar that integrates into your desktop wallpaper.

Free - Gregory Braun

Calendar 2000 is a small utility that will display a monthly calendar on the Windows desktop. The calendar is similar to the one found in most checkbooks. You can also define your own holidays and important dates.

Free - LJZsoft

XLCalendar is a calendar generator for Microsoft Excel that outputs calendars in Microsoft Excel spreadsheet format. Using XLCalendar, you can easily make various kinds of perpetual calendars, and custom calendars as you like.

Free - Subframe

A simple color-coded desktop calendar for 24-hour rotating shifts. Useful to Fire Service employees, family and friends. Can optionally be activated from system tray. Simple setup, simple functionality but free.

Nicht vergessen (fÃ¼r Outlook)
Free - Somebytes

If you use Outlook for your scheduling, you should use this little program, it shows your appointments and tasks every time on your desktop. Your Outlook-Calendar are too many clicks away, to stay your appointments in view, that's one of the reasons i made this customizable Desktop Calendar for you. This is a fully customizable calendar displays itself as your on your desktop by integrating the appointments and tasks from Microsoft Outlook.

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