| Review: Active Desktop Calendar is a personal information manager that bundles a fully customizable calendar notes, tasks, contacts and organizer. When the installation is complete, you can start a quick window using one of the available layouts to choose from that will appear on your desktop to fit the agenda. If you double-click on the calendar for a window where you can configure the Active Desktop Calendar. See the menu bar, toolbar, and shortcut to view data layers, notes, alarms, tasks, contacts, Desktop Pictures, Settings, Notes, and additional fields in the title bar. Needless to say, you can customize the options in these areas. So you can import data from a file, add a small internet or Outlook contacts management, input desktop photos (desktop options, and optional telephoto position changes), and much more. Active Desktop Calendar is a lot of settings you can customize - disable auto run at startup to use the interactive desktop, text font and size, select the desired change in the standard alarm label pins, set the calendar type (such as single month) calendar change position, enable dual monitor setup to install the screen saver, and so on. The program uses minimal CPU and system memory, and we have not had any problems encountered during our tests. A fun fact is that the program is that it provides a significant American events by default. Its online could have been better organized for the first time, but all together, the Active Desktop Calendar is a great application. We strongly encourage you to try. |
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