Filed under: Windows, Productivity
Thin Calendar: desktop calendar with Google appointments
by Jay Hathaway Sep 14th 2009 at 3:00PM
Thin Calendar has a semi-transparent, unobtrusive interface that won't get in the way of your other windows. It's great for people who frequently need to use the Google Calendar web interface. When you can't find a desktop client you like, sometimes it's better to have a quick, attractive-looking way to get to the website. You can't change the look of Thin Calendar the way you can with Dateline, but it looks nice enough that you won't mind seeing it on your desktop.
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kon said 3:55PM on 9-14-2009
That's weird - it isn't opening for me. I'd really like to use it, though...
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Jim T said 3:55PM on 9-14-2009
It's Greek to me.
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kon said 3:58PM on 9-14-2009
Or rather, it's opening, but I can't see it (using Win7)
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blogward said 4:00PM on 9-14-2009
Runs, but does nothing..?
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kon said 4:02PM on 9-14-2009
I can change the preferences, and I see it in the taskbar. And then that's it. It's just an application in the taskbar - no desktop appearance :/
iofthestorm said 4:46PM on 9-14-2009
Yeah, it's not doing anything for me either (Windows 7 Pro x64).
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Ryan said 4:55PM on 9-14-2009
Running Vista 32bit here. I can see it, and I can type in my email and password in the preferences thing on the taskbar icon, but it doesn't seem to sync, even after restarting the program. But hey, it's version 0.1.0 of a free program, what do you expect?
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Zootropo said 1:20PM on 9-15-2009
Hi, I'm the developer.
There's a problem with the Desktop Window Manager in Windows Vista and Windows 7. I'll try to fix it for the next version.
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Helen said 9:05AM on 9-16-2009
I have desktop calendar with both Google Calendar appointments and iCal events. I use Screen Calendar prog. Check it out.
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