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Ricky Romero
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This 'lil fella will tell you the date and scale to whatever size you want him to be. His header will change to whatever color you please and he can display the current date in 30 languages!
I made the Widget because I always forget what day it is. It's really helped me out!
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3.0
Rewritten for Yahoo! Widgets 4
The current day name is finally displayed
New, higher resolution graphics
Much smaller file size thanks to text rotation
Better integrated with Konfabulator's localization capabilities
Uses virtually no CPU
The current date is displayed in the Dock
2.0
Adds Croatian, Czech, Icelandic, Indonesian, Turkish, and Slovenian month translations, and takes advantage of Konfabulator 2 enhancements, resulting in less bloat and more features.
Adds the ability to open your preferred calendar application by double-clicking on the Widget.
1.6.1
Addresses a bug where day and month names would become distorted.
1.6
Added Catalan, Finnish, Greek, Irish, Korean, Latin, and Portuguese month translations.
Added an update check which can be turned off in the preferences.
1.5
Added Arabic, Danish, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, Norwegian, Polish, Russian, Spanish and Swedish month translations.
Added Aqua, Graphite, Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Violet, Brown, Black and Pink header colors.
1.0
Initial Release.
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Comments for Desk Calendar
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%nickname% - October 11, 2007
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Licotto: I apologize. The new version uses Yahoo! Widgets' text rotation capabilities, so the appearance of the text is entirely reliant on how well the engine renders it. On Windows, it looks fine, but on OS X, it's a gigantic eyesore.
If it's any consolation, there is a bug filed, so the issue will be addressed at some point.
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licotto_rwh - September 19, 2007
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Is this the same as the older versions from more the Konfabulator era? This version is VERY pixelated and choppy - and the scaling isn't very smooth either.
I am actually disappointed at how this looks now. I will continue to use my old one that cannot change colors.
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%nickname% - August 10, 2007
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Any news on the bug of the date not being updated coming back from hibernation? I'm still experiencing that all the time with the 3.0 version, and it can be quite confusing some times.. :( (Then again, I'm having the same problem with Dashboard Weather, so it might be related to the widget engine?)
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%nickname% - July 1, 2007
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Thank you, Ricky, - your widget is just what I needed.
Please consider adding new language - Ukrainian. And a possibility to show month/day in two different languages simultaneously. That would be great for those who learn a new language and for those who frequently misspell.
Thank you!
olshield-1 [at] yahoo.com
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%nickname% - June 28, 2007
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i've loved this widget, and i just updated to the new version (mac), but i find the text is all jagged as opposed to the smooth, anti-aliased older version. :(
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%nickname% - June 18, 2007
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Nice but it does not update the date and day of week. I closed my notebook on Friday, opened it on Monday, and it is still Friday -- not bad if that means I have another weekend ahead of me ;-)
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sfab07 - June 17, 2007
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Je l'est mis en bas ŕ gauche de mon écran. Je le trouve simple et bien réussi. Moi qui cherche réguličrement la date du jour...
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%nickname% - June 11, 2007
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December = Tháng Mười Hai
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%nickname% - June 11, 2007
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Very nice job! Here in Vietnamese
Monday = Thứ Hai January = Tháng Một
Tuesday = Thứ Ba February = Tháng Hai
Wednesday = Thứ Tư March = Tháng Ba
Thursday = Thứ Năm April = Tháng Tư
Friday = Thứ Sáu May = Tháng Năm
Saturday = Thứ Bảy June = Tháng Sáu
Sunday = Chủ Nhật July = Tháng Bảy
August = Tháng Tám
September = Tháng Chính
October = Tháng Mười
November = Tháng Mười Một
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%nickname% - June 9, 2007
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I agree with phalougher.
I prefer the old graphics and the month as abreviated capitals (JUN instead of June).
I also prefer the font used on version 2.
A great widget but I'm sticking to version 2 for the moment.
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cplist5551212 - June 6, 2007
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I seem to be having a windoze problem w/ the widget. If I set to keep on top of all other windows, I can't move it in heads up display. In heads up, when I click it, it goes behind the heads up gray background. I nuked the registry entries and was able to reposition it. But I'd like to revert back to v2. Like a bonehead, I nuked my v2 .widget. Is there a place I could download it? My only complaint about v2 is that it wouldn't refresh its date if I were to close my laptop overnight. But that's a minor issue.
Fantastic widget!
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kenobone - June 5, 2007
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Ricky,
I dumped the DeskCalendar.widget.plist file
relaunched, and all is OK!
Thanks!
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%nickname% - June 5, 2007
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kenobene - It must be an issue with your preferences somewhere, because this version was developed on 10.4.9 and is perfectly draggable on my Mac.
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kenobone - June 5, 2007
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Mac running 10.4.9
Can't seem to reposition the calendar.
It worked on previous builds.
Tried every level widget will not move.
Is there a glitch?
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phalougher - June 5, 2007
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Thanks for the new widget, Ricky. I see you responded to all the people who wanted the day name to show in Desk Calendar. I think I'm going back to version 2, though, because I liked it just the way it was. I also see now that the smallest possible display size, 20 percent, shows the calendar as much larger than it used to be.
I know you can't please all of the people all of the time, and the day name was something that many people obviously wanted. Maybe for version 4 you can add a "use classic display" option that reverts the calendar back to just showing the month abbreviation and date.
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thebaglady50 - April 10, 2007
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Excellent widget, would love day of week but fine as is.
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%nickname% - April 3, 2007
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Yep, you could.
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nozeinbook - April 3, 2007
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cool, but if you wanted to know the date, couldn't you just look at your taskbar?
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bsayzd4a - March 25, 2007
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Hi, I'ved success to add icon image in dock.
But....http://www.aqua-soft.org/board/showthread.php?p=448760&posted=1#post448760
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%nickname% - March 24, 2007
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Cool, but needs support for Widgets 4.0 sidebar.
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%nickname% - March 23, 2007
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It's great but I'd like it even btter with day of the week displayed also...
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treetopsflyer - January 29, 2007
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Great Widget ...... Would it be possible to add the day of the week ??
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%nickname% - January 8, 2007
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Thissssssssss is verrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrry goooooooooooooooooooood!!!
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zzero_coool - January 5, 2007
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AWESOME....! This smokes Rainlendar
Wonderful Job
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%nickname% - January 4, 2007
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The Select a Calendar option doesn't support parameters.
It will run:
C:Program FilesMicrosoft OfficeOffice12OUTLOOK.EXE
but it will not run:
C:Program FilesMicrosoft OfficeOffice12OUTLOOK.EXE /recycle
Major bummer because with startup parameters you could jump right to the calendar in Outlook.
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bsayzd4a - January 4, 2007
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Hi Ricky.
I've added Thai month translation for personal used. If you like to add Thai language to your calendar widget, it will be cool.
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%nickname% - January 3, 2007
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ewl - I've noticed the date not changing as well... I think that's a Widget Engine bug that I might need to report to Ed.
Phil - Thanks... That's another reason I made the Widget, being a Mac user myself. :-)
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phil.watts - January 3, 2007
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Looks great no matter what size it is! Makes up for iCal's dock icon not being dynamic enough to display today's date when it's not running.
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ewl978 - December 29, 2006
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I love the calendar and have been watching the date...it is 9:30pm and today is Friday, January 29, 2006...my desk calendar still says January 28... I closed the widget and then reopened it and it was correct...what's up??
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%nickname% - December 17, 2006
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Sounds to me like you're a bit confused. You need the Yahoo! Widget Engine to run the Widgets as they won't work in Dashboard.
http://widgets.yahoo.com/download
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%nickname% - December 8, 2006
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Hi, i'm new to widgets. I downloaded the Desk_Calendar.widget n opened it with Stuffit Expander n it seems to be not loaded into the widget board. Pls advise. Thx.
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Benjamin - August 9, 2006
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It would be VERY useful to have also "weekly day" and "week number"...
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Flyer - July 21, 2006
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Great program for the month and date. But since I forget the day as well, please add that feature. :&)
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Amira - July 15, 2006
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Great work
Thanks! I love it.
I'm happy it can display month in arabic.
What an awsome job you did.
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George - June 22, 2006
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Rick - Thanks for the quick response. I believe your thinking on this problem is correct. This mofning (June 22) when I press the space bar to awaken the OS from Standby mode, the desktop is displayed very quickly, and the Desk Calendar still shows, June 21. Then in a few seconds, the info section of the task bar says something like: You are now connected to the LAN. So it appears the widget is checking the date before the LAN the OS is connected to the LAN.
I think I can test that by quickly checking the date - according to the OS - before I get the "connected to the LAN" message.
So it looks like when XP comes out of standby, the widget needs to wait - say 30 seconds - before it checks for the date. I don't believe this was a problem for MS 2000 pro since the OS never let go of the LAN during standby.
I love the Desk Calendar, but need to disable it for now since, well, I just might just end up going to work on Saturday.
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Ricky Romero - June 20, 2006
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George - The Widget should be updating the date immediately when the machine is awaken from sleep. This has been an intermittent issue that I've seen but haven't had a fix for it so far.
Now that I think about it, though, there may be one. If my thinking is correct, the machine may not be updating the current time until a few moments after it's woken up, which would mean that the Widget is getting the old date before the system updates. That's the best I can come up with. If I ever get around to finishing up the new version, I'll make sure to put in an experimental fix.
If the fix doesn't work, then the bug is in the Widget Engine.
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george - June 20, 2006
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If my PC is in Standby Mode from 10pm to 8am, the date still shows the previous date. Running XP home edition. Is there a fix for this?
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Ricky Romero - June 8, 2006
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That's for the update check, but it should fail gracefully if it can't connect to the server.
I'll be sure to take a look.
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Rick - June 7, 2006
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This widget exits with a message saying "can't open Desk Calendar" if you don't have an Internet connection when you start the Widget Engine. Why? It can't look to the computer's system date and open and then check for the Internet date later? Seems uneccessary to exit. To reopen it, you have to dig into the My Widgets folder, double-click it, yada, yada.
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Rick - June 7, 2006
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This widget exits with a message saying "can't open Desk Calendar" if you don't have an Internet connection when you start the Widget Engine. Why? It can't look to the computer's system date and open and then check for the Internet date later? Seems uneccessary to exit. To reopen it, you have to dig into the My Widgets folder, double-click it, yada, yada.
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ange - June 2, 2006
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I can't open it !!!! :-(
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bossev - April 13, 2006
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I will write you bulgarian name of months if you want to use them:
January - ЯНУари
February - ФЕВруари
March - МАРт
April - АПРил
May - МАЙ
June - ЮНИ
July - ЮЛИ
August - АВГуст
September - СЕПтември
October - ОКТомври
November - НОЕмври
December - ДЕКември
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Foaming Draught - March 21, 2006
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Useful and attractive. I forget the date, but I also forget the day, so I'd like to see that added please.
I particularly like being able to call Palm Desktop and not just evil Outlook or undeveloped Sunbird.
And this is a trivial thing, but I'd like to be able to slant the calendar page in either direction, so that I can position it on either edge of the screen (I can't get it flush with the analogue clock on the right-hand side of the screen).
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Nebojsa - March 13, 2006
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Please can you add Serbian Lamguage
Januar - ЈАНуар
Februar - ФЕБруар
Mart - МАРт
April - АПРил
May - МАЈ
Jun - ЈУН
July - ЈУЛ
August - АВГуст
Septembar - СЕПтембар
October - ОКТобар
November - НОВембар
December - ДЕЦембар
Thanks
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mooky - March 5, 2006
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Guess there won't be any updates anytime soon....I do like this widget, but would like the recommended updates
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AndrewS - March 3, 2006
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second the idea of adding day of the week please, otherwise i still have to click on the windowz system tray to find out what day it is..
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lizzy - February 26, 2006
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I can not use it . How can I do ?
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Kate - February 25, 2006
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Amazing Widget! I love it!
One thing I would want you to add is the day of the week. I can never remember that.
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mooky - December 30, 2005
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I hope there's going to be an update soon..haven't heard of any updates in a while...
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mooky - December 17, 2005
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I wondered what was up with the comments...hope you are still working on this...would like to see the day with the date and maybe says what holiday it is and maybe a background for the holiday...
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Ricky Romero - December 16, 2005
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Sorry guys, I deleted some of your comments by mistake. I'm getting a lot of comment spam on this Widget due to a bug in the Gallery.
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Tak - December 5, 2005
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Thanks, love it. I like that its resizable too.
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daniel - December 4, 2005
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Thank you,
I installed this onto my dad's notebook in Korean. He loves it!
Thanks!!
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mooky - November 21, 2005
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can't wait for the changes...would be nice to also show holidays as well...maybe a background for Christmas, Thanksgiving etc to represent the Holidays with the name of the holiday below...just a suggestion.
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RedShirt - November 21, 2005
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Fantastic, any change of adding an optional thing to view little text on it, to display holidays and the like?
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Ricky Romero - November 20, 2005
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Konstantin - What I will be doing in the very near future is adding an optional information badge like the one found in World Clock Pro (found at http://www.widgetgallery.com/view.php?widget=36128). This badge will toggle between different information, one piece of info being the name of the day.
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Ricky Romero - November 20, 2005
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mooky - The Widget doesn't actually "speak." I'll change the description so it's a little less confusing.
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mooky - November 20, 2005
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Very nice....just what I need to remember the date...never heard the voice thing yet...not sure if it just works when XP loads and starts, maybe I need to have my speakers on when booting up. Can anyone tell me when the voice works or how it works?
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Konstantin - November 11, 2005
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Ricky
It sounds like we have a problem in common (forgeting dates) :-).
One thing I would like to see there - the day of the week to optionally shown as a 2-3 letter abbreviation.
Thanks a lot!
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Mariner - November 2, 2005
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Absolutely kon-fabulous! Neat and authentic!
If I could have an X-mas wishlist though:
High time thete was a widget that had an active calendar/diary (i.e. w/out ref to Outlook etc.) This one seems a perfect candidate. Make the header larger with current and next month tables legible and ACTIVE: click on day, have the pad flip to that day, and scribble a basic appointment; then see dates with entries highlighted in calendar table. JUST LIKE THE REAL THING BUT MORE! :)
Well, guess it's too much to ask. Maybe will get round to doing it myself one day.
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SimonWpt - October 20, 2005
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You can start outlook calendar with a batch file. Create calendar.bat and paste:
@"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\OUTLOOK.EXE" /select outlook:calendar
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Saishoyw - October 2, 2005
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Welsh / Cymraeg
January: Ionawr
February: Chwefror
March: Mawrth
April: Ebrill
May: Mai
June: Mehefin
July: Gorffenaf
August: Awst
September: Medi
October: Hydref
November: Tachwedd
December: Rhagfyr
Monday: dydd Llun
Tuesday: dydd Mawrth
Wednesday: dydd Mercher
Thursday: dydd Iau
Friday: dydd Gwener
Saturday: dydd Sadwrn
Sunday: dydd Sul
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Slavo - September 26, 2005
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In Slovak language (not Slovenian):
JANuar
FEBruar
MARec
APRil
MAJ
JUN
JUL
AUGust
SEPtember
OKTober
NOVember
DECember
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Have a nice day!
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ziny - September 20, 2005
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Thank you. :-)
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Dennis Ravanzo - September 8, 2005
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Tagalog (Philippines) translation:
ENEro
PEBrero
MARso
ABRil
MAYo
HUNyo
HULyo
AGOsto
SETyembre
OKTubre
NOByembre
DISyembre
Hope it helps...
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Doug - September 2, 2005
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I'm working on a set of web services that allow you to query for holidays for different regions. Right now, it supports the US and the UK (with the Netherlands being explored right now). If you're interested in having these on your calendar, checkout my site at: http://www.holidaywebservice.com/
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bob - August 14, 2005
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Swedish:
JANuari
FEBruari
MARs
APRil
MAJ
JUNi
JULi
AUGusti
SEPtember
OKTober
NOVember
DECember
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Stu - July 26, 2005
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I see people have day of week as well. I'm not sure why but here they are.
Monday = שני
Tuesday = שלישי
Wednesday = רביעי
Thursday = חמישי
Friday = ששי
Saturday = שבת
Sunday = ראשון
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Stu - July 26, 2005
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Here is the hebrew translation. Sorry, I do not know the "short form"
January = ינואר
February = פברואר
March = מרס
April = אפריל
May = מאי
June = יוני
July = יולי
August = אוגוסט
September = ספטמבר
October = אוקטובר
November = נובמבר
December = דצמבר
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Mario Silva Araki - July 26, 2005
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Maururu...
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Ricky Romero - July 13, 2005
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pocky, I don't know what would cause that to happen... Perhaps an image is being cached somewhere or something. I have the Widget get the new date when the system is taken out of sleep mode.
Odd.
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pocky - July 13, 2005
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just a date update problem i noticed... i see when i change the date/time manually, the date changes. but i had mine stuck on july 11 which is two days ago. this is on a laptop which is usually closed (standby mode) so the system and the widget never saw midnight come and go. is this a bug?
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Michael - June 25, 2005
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I get some text distortion in the month name and the little blocks to the right of the month name when I run the widget at the smallest size.
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žodynas - June 6, 2005
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Months in Lithuanian:
sauzio-january, vasario-February, kovo-march, balandžio-April, gegužės-May, birželio-June, liepos-July, rugpiūčio-AUgust, rugsėjo-September, spalio-October, lapkričio-November, gruodžio-December
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Lam - June 1, 2005
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Really nice widget!
I would love to see Hungarian translation in the next release, I saw that someone has already posted it for you, so I don't repost it. ;)
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Harry Whitfield - May 22, 2005
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Thanks for adding the ability to activate another calendar/program.
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Kazuhiro Matsuda - May 21, 2005
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I tried to run the Desk Calendar on the new Mac OS X (10.4.1) which is the initial install.
After installing the Konfabulator 2, and I ran the Desk Carendar. But it does not work properly, that is, by moving the cursor on to desk calendar, the cursor shows waiting (rotating cursor) state.
I checked the crash.log and it shows;
Exception: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (0x0001)
Codes: KERN_PROTECTION_FAILURE (0x0002) at 0x00000000
There must be some error, but I can not understand.
Could you kindly advise me?
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Mike - May 21, 2005
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I tried using Outlook for the calendar on double-click with the following switches and it didn't work. Would it be possible to add this to the widget?
"C:Program FilesMicrosoft OfficeOFFICE11OUTLOOK.EXE" /select outlook:calendar
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Ricky Romero - May 19, 2005
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Hi Kazuhiro,
You might want to file a bug report at support(sp@m)konfabulator.com. I think they're the most appropriate people to deal with that kind of an issue.
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Kazuhiro Matsuda - May 19, 2005
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I just tried to run the new Desk Calendar 2.0 on Konfabulator 2.0.However, it just run and shows the initial calendar, but it disappears in a few seconds.
I tried this many times but the results was same.
I think something may be wrong.
Please look into this.
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Linguaphile1 - May 19, 2005
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Ukrainian (FULL POSTING)
Months Jan-dec:
СІЧЕНЬ
ЛЮТИЙ
БЕРЕЗЕНЬ
КВІТЕНЬ
ТРАВЕНЬ
ЧЕРВЕНЬ
ЛИПЕНЬ
СЕРПЕНЬ
ВЕРЕСЕНЬ
ЖОВТЕНЬ
ЛИСТОПАД
ГРУДЕНЬ
Days of Week Mon-Sun:
ПОНЕДІЛОК
ВІВТОРОК
СЕРЕДА
ЧЕТВЕР
ПЯТНИЦЯ
СУБОТА
Нh
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Linguaphile1 - May 18, 2005
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Russian
Days of the week Mon-SUn:
ПОНЕДЕЛЬНИК
ВТОРНИК
СРЕДА
ЧЕТВЕРГ
ПЯТНИЦА
СУББОТА
ВОСКРЕСЕНЬЕ
German
Days of week Mon-SUn:
MONTAG
DIENSTAG
MITTWOCH
DONNERSTAG
FREITAG
SAMSTAG
SONNTAG
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Linguaphile1 - May 18, 2005
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Hungarian
Months Jan-Dec
JANUÁR
FEBRUÁR
MÁRCIUS
ÁPRILIS
MÁJIS
JÚNIUS
JÚLIUS
AUGUSZTUS
SZEPTEMBER
OKTÓBER
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
Days of week Mon-sun
HÉTFŐ
KEDD
SZERDA
CSÜTÖRTÖK
PÉNTEK
SZOMBAT
VASÁRNAP
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Linguaphile1 - May 18, 2005
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Estonian
Months Jan-Dec:
JAANUAR
VEEBRUAR
MÄRTS
APRILL
MAI
JUUNI
JUULI
AUGUST
SEPTEMBER
OKTOBER
NOVEMBER
DETSEMBER
Days of Week Mon-SunÖ
ESMASPÄEV
TEISIPÄEV
KOLMAPÄEV
NELJAPÄEV
REEDE
LAUPÄEV
PÜHAPÄEV
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Linguaphile1 - May 18, 2005
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Bulgarian:
Months: Jan-Dec
ЯНВАРСКИ
ФЕВРУАРИ
МАРТ
АПРИЛ
МАЙ
ЮНИ
ЮЛИ
АВГУСТ
СЕПТЕМВРИ
ОКТОМВРИ
НОЕМВРИ
ДЕКЕМВРИ
Days of Week Mon-Sun:
ПОНЕДЕЛНИК
ВТОРНИК
СРЯДА
ЧЕТВЪРТЪК
ПЕТЪК
СЪБОТА
НЕДЕЛЯ
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Linguaphile1 - May 18, 2005
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Thought I would send some more languages for you, hope you can use them, I have included the months and days of the week, don't know if you still want those.
Czech
Months: Jan-Dec
LEDEN
ÚNOR
BŘEZEN
DUBEN
KVĚTEN
ČERVEN
ČERVENEC
SRPEN
ZÁŘÍ
ŘÍJEN
LISTOPAD
PROSINEC
Days of Week: Mon-Sun
PONDĚLÍ
ÚTERÝ
STŘEDA
ČTVRTEK
PÁTEK
SOBOTA
NEDĚLE
Ukrainian
Months Jan-dec:
СІЧЕНЬ
ЛЮТИЙ
БЕРЕЗЕНЬ
КВІТЕНЬ
ТРАВЕНЬ
ЧЕРВЕНЬ
ЛИПЕНЬ
СЕРПЕНЬ
ВЕРЕСЕНЬ
ЖОВТЕНЬ
ЛИСТОПА&#
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rogat1y - May 8, 2005
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In Russian
ЯНВарь
ФЕВраль
МАРт
АПРель
МАЙ
ИЮНь
ИЮЛь
АВГуст
СЕНтябрь
ОКТябрь
НОЯбрь
ДЕКабрь
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Indonesian - May 7, 2005
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In Indonesian:
Januari
Februari
Maret
April
Mei
Juni
Juli
Agustus
September
Oktober
Nopember
Desember
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Baltika09 - May 6, 2005
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Great! Very nice looking. Any chance you will add the days of the week (for all the languages????) That would be great.
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dug - May 5, 2005
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Is this compatible with OS X 10.4?
I can't keep open it.
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Ricky Romero - May 4, 2005
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Just added the Croatian to 2.0, due out Real Soon Now™. :-)
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goran - April 25, 2005
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Croatian:
SIJecanj (siječanj)
VELJaca (veljača)
OZUjak (ožujak)
TRAvanj
SVIbanj
LIPanj
SRPanj
KOLovoz
RUJan
LIStopad
STUdeni
PROsinac
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Ricky Romero - April 4, 2005
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Cool, all three of those localizations have been integrated into 2.0. :-)
Desk Calendar 2 will be released alongside the next release of Konfab, and I think it's going to have some features that you all are going to dig. :-D
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edolen1 - April 3, 2005
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Here's Slovenian (months begin with lower case in Slovenian, but that doesn't apply to the three letter capitalised abbrevation):
JANuar
FEBruar
MARec
APRil
MAJ
JUNij
JULij
AVGust
SEPtember
OKTober
NOVember
DECember
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Andrew Pollock - March 24, 2005
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Nice widget but it could be improved by allowing a user to click on the date and open Apples iCal.
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Don Q - March 4, 2005
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Here is something exotic for you...
Turkish:
Ocak
?ubat (S with cedilla)
Mart
Nisan
May?s (dotless i)
Haziran
Temmuz
A?ustos (g with breve)
Eylül (u with diaresis)
Ekim
Kasim (dotless i)
Aralik (dotless i)
cheers
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Arnar - February 15, 2005
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In Icelandic
Janúar
Febrúar
Mars
Apríl
Maí
Júní
Júlí
Ágúst
September
Október
Nóvember
Desember
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Ricky Romero - February 8, 2005
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Thanks for all the translations, everyone!
A function to open a calendar app of your choice will be included in 2.0.
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Thomas - February 3, 2005
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Thank you, very nice.
Maybe instead of a reminder function just opening iCal when doubleclicked?
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Jake Kerr - February 1, 2005
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Simple, beautiful, great options. Four star all the way!
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Ricky Romero - January 27, 2005
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Grazie. :-)
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Mikey - January 27, 2005
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come ha fatto la mia scrivania a farne senza fino ad ora??? Bellissimo!!!!
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Oriol Ferrer - January 23, 2005
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Let's add a Catalan Transaltion too!
GENer
FEBrer
MARç
ABRil
MAIg
JUNy
JULiol
AGOst
SETembre
OCTubre
NOVembre
DESembre
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Tag - January 16, 2005
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These are the Irish Months of the year
EANáir
FEAbhra
MÁRta
AIBreán
BEAltaine
MEItheamh
IÚIl
LUNasa
MÉF (méan fómhair)
DEF (Deireadh Fómhair)
SAMhain
NOLlaig
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eFotografo - January 11, 2005
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OK, since nobody seems to have left a portuguese translation yet, here is one. As with the others, first 3 letters uppercased (-:
JANeiro
FEVereiro
MARço
ABRil
MAIo
JUNho
JULho
AGOsto
SETembro
OUTubro
NOVembro
DEZembro
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Harry Whitfield - January 8, 2005
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I support Dougward's suggestion! (-:
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jblaine - January 7, 2005
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Well done. Classy, resizable, color-changeable, functional, and not bloated.
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Dougward - January 7, 2005
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Oh, one idea: maybe a selector pref so that you can open whatever calendar app you use (iCal, Sunbird, Outlook, etc.) from the widget itself.
Just a thought.
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Bombel - January 7, 2005
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It's really beautiful !!! I like it very much. Good work !!! I wish I have more widgets (weather) in style like this.
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the_trimp - January 7, 2005
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Hey Ricky,
Thanks for adding the colour/languages.
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cosmic - January 6, 2005
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oh i see, i was being stupid, regardless, think it's great. thanks.
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Ricky Romero - January 6, 2005
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I'd like to include Hebrew as a chioce, but I don't know Hebrew, nor do I have any translators submitting Hebrew translations.
And it doesn't really speak... I was trying to personify it a bit.
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cosmic - January 6, 2005
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im so sorry, but how do you get it to talk!??
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Tsaxman28 - January 6, 2005
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What, no Hebrew??? :-(
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Lesly Weyts - January 6, 2005
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Dutch weekdays are mailed.
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D Freeman - January 5, 2005
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Very nice. It's small in size yet makes the current date stand-out. A nice compliment to "mini Calendar" (I have both active).
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Jeef - January 5, 2005
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I like it. It's shiny...
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Marcelo - January 5, 2005
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Please anybody to hava transaltor to Spanish, me e-mail is mhoracio@uolsinectis.com.ar. Very thanks.
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bejot - January 5, 2005
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in polish:
STYczeń
LUty
MARzec
KWIecień
MAJ
CZErwiec
LIpiec
SIErpień
WRZesień
PAŹdziernik
LIStopad
GRUdzień
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[LOF]skinnylegs - January 4, 2005
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Outstanding widget, Ricky!!!
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pcw - January 4, 2005
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I'll contribute with swedish translation ;)
JANuari
FEBruari
MARs
APRil
MAJ
JUNi
JULi
AUGusti
OKTober
NOVember
DECember
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Harv - January 4, 2005
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I spent some time clicking on the tiny month calendar graphics in the blue strip before realising that they were just decoration and not functional. Until a month calendar can be shown, I think I'll stick with Arlo's Calendar, which currently does more (even though it doesn't offer Saturday or Friday as start-of-week dates).
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OzJason - January 4, 2005
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Nice widget.. I've emailed the Japanese translations.
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Apophis - January 4, 2005
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[quote]Apophis, describe the reminder feature you're thinking of. It might not be too difficult as long as I don't have to read data from a calendar application. :-P [/quote]
A due date reminder for bills for example will be nice. It will help a lot those who forgot to pay thier bill. :)
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Dr. Billy - January 4, 2005
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Very nice. Any chance of adding the Day-of-the-Week?
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toe - January 4, 2005
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hmmm :P i am not sure abt u guys. but if u want to change colour.. all u have to do is change the widget to .zip and unpack. and edit in photoshop :x hue and saturation. will do :D... i did that to my mini itune remote to match my background.
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Mike - January 3, 2005
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here is a repacked version with red color ;)
http://s14.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=3A62A34147AA6430D431B044D4FE5273
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toe - January 3, 2005
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hmmm :P i am not sure abt u guys. but if u want to change colour.. all u have to do is change the widget to .zip and unpack. and edit in photoshop :x hue and saturation. will do :D... i did that to my mini itune remote to match my background.
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Christina - January 3, 2005
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Really cool! I'd love to see an option to change the color of the blue though.
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Ricky Romero - January 3, 2005
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Cool, so now we have...
Arabic
Danish
Dutch
English
French
German
Italian
Mandarin Chinese
Norwegian
Russian (Pieced together from the codes)
Spanish
And I haven't even checked my email yet today! Doing pretty good for only having it out one full day, hunh? Seeing it in Japanese or Korean would be cool too. :-)
Color choices will be in the next release in a big way after multilingual support.
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SlickOne - January 3, 2005
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It looks real nice. A perfect rebuild of the iCal Icon. Love it!
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Joxer - January 3, 2005
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Nicely done, I've been waiting for someone to do this for over a year.
Any chance of doing a version in RED?
Joxer
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GAS - January 3, 2005
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Russian :)
ЯНВарь
ФЕВраль
МАРт
АПРель
МАЙ
ИЮНь
ИЮЛь
АВГуст
СЕНтябрь
ОКТябрь
НОЯбрь
ДЕКабрь
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the_trimp - January 3, 2005
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very nice, thumps up!
for the next version - the top bit is blue now but it'd be
great to have a choice...
but apart from that - very nice indeed.
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Gaetano - January 3, 2005
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italian translation:
GENnaio
FEBbraio
MARzo
APRile
MAGgio
GIUgno
LUGlio
AGOsto
SETtembre
OTTobre
NOVembre
DICembre
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Ricky Romero - January 3, 2005
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Apophis, describe the reminder feature you're thinking of. It might not be too difficult as long as I don't have to read data from a calendar application. :-P
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Apophis - January 3, 2005
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Good work. I am wondering if you can add a reminder feature in the calendar. that will be very useful
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Ricky Romero - January 3, 2005
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Cool, thanks. :-)
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Augobaugo - January 3, 2005
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sorry for doubel posting... The month DECember is not with an "i" in it... sorry for any misunderstandings!
and keep up this greeeeat work!
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Augobaugo - January 3, 2005
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In danish
JANuar
FEBuar
MARts
APRil
MAJ this month also only has 3 letters... just like may
JUNi
JULi
AUGust
SEPtember
OKTober
NOVember
DECember
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Ricky Romero - January 3, 2005
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Thank you, Jorge!
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Jorge Cortell - January 3, 2005
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Spanish translation: (3 first letters in uppercase... rest of the name in lowercase)
ENEro
FEBrero
MARzo
ABRil
MAYo
JUNio
JULio
AGOsto
SEPtiembre
OCTubre
NOViembre
DICiembre
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Ricky Romero - January 3, 2005
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Thanks very much, Lesly! You'll have credit in the about box along with the other translators. :-)
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Lesly - January 3, 2005
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Dutch translation: (3 first letters in uppercase... rest of the name in lowercase)
JANuari
FEBruari
MAArt
APRil
MEI (this month has only 3 letters... just like may ;))
JUNi
JULi
AUGustus
SEPtember
OKTober
NOVember
DECember
(almost the same as in English)
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the_doctor - January 2, 2005
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IT ROCKS! YOU RULE!
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Ricky Romero - January 2, 2005
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Thanks! :-)
I now have the abbreviated months in the following languages...
Arabic
English
French
German
Mandarin Chinese
Norwegian
Keep 'em coming, guys! :-D
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Oliver Vass - January 2, 2005
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Very nice piece of work
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Scott - January 2, 2005
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awesome work
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Ricky Romero - January 2, 2005
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Sorry about that. I'll put the email address in the version history.
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Mindcrime - January 2, 2005
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Guess these pages aren't unicode friendly.
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Mindcrime - January 2, 2005
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The email in the about graphic isn't very clear, so here are some month names in Mandarin Chinese:
?? Jan
?? Feb
?? Mar
?? Apr
?? May
?? Jun
?? Jul
?? Aug
?? Sep
?? Oct
??? Nov
??? Dec
Chris Jones
(I did the Mandarin localization of K)
(Hopefully the unicode will appear properly here)
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Ricky Romero - January 2, 2005
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Thank you. :-)
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dougward - January 2, 2005
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Very nice, very pretty.
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