Calendarscope 5.1
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Calendarscope is a full-featured calendar program for planning, managing, and scheduling appointments, meetings, birthdays, vacations, and special events. It allows you to view all your events in a daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly overview. Reminders have customizable fonts, colors, and sounds, and may contain live web URLs and email addresses. Many of the main program features are accessible from a tray icon. Using it, you can create single or recurring events, color-code different event types, set reminders for upcoming events, and more. A Drag and drop feature allows you to easily reschedule an event, or change its duration. You can also synchronize your data with Palm OS and Pocket PC handhelds, print your calendar to take it with you, or save it in HTML to publish it to the Web or to a company intranet. Unauthorized access to your data is prevented with strong encryption algorithms.
- License: shareware ($40)
- Updated: Jun 4, 2009
- Publisher: Duality Software
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Rated 50/50 by flmckinney at Feb 14, 2008
"The best of the best" I have been using this software for about 5 years. Easy to use - never crashes - simply the best and I have tried a bunch of them.
Rated 50/50 by juror58 at Sep 18, 2008
Easy to customize, Rock solid performance. Good customer service. Too many to list. Searching for past items is a bit clunky. I have used this program for more than 6 years. Does everything a calendar program is supposed to do and does it easily. Rock solid...i have never had it crash! Easy to customize. Separate calendar files (not just filters) so everyone in the family can have their own calendar. Customizable alert sounds (a different one for each type of event if you want.) Easy to print or save to a Web page. Highly recommended.
Rated 50/50 by emanresU deriseD at Mar 3, 2009
Cheaper doesn't mean better. EssentialPIM is crap. Calendarscope wins hands down.
Rated 10/50 by Dagwooddd at May 4, 2009
"No Tech Support" Pretty good calendar If you have a problem or question, you're on your own. It's a pretty pricey program; support would be expected. Best to move on....
Rated 50/50 by RonPreston1st at Jan 1, 2010
"I rely very much and it's very user friendly." I rely very much and it's very user friendly. I cannot think of any as it applies to Calendarscope. I rely on this calendar very much
Rated 40/50 by dunkle at Jan 18, 2010
This program allows for timed and non-timed events, customizable fonts, and repeating events. What I don't like is that the size of the date blocks don't shrink or grow with the amount of data on the printed calendar. You can adjust the size of the font to allow your data to fit, but would be more convenient if adjusted automatically. Calendarscope is a reasonably priced program, cutomizable enough to meet our requirements. We were looking for a printable calendar to accomodate the scheduling of a moderately busy building. Being able to post the calendar to our web page will be another asset.
Rated 50/50 by tranglos at Sep 10, 2010
Beautiful, functional, snappy, and seemingly bug-free too. A feature-complete calendar with a lot of nice touches, like the option to show event reminders on your secondary screen. That little feature, along with the extensive customization options for reminders, is what won me over. It's how software should be designed to keep the user happy. So it costs money - well, find a free desktop calendar that can compete with Calendarscope in elegance and usability, then we'll talk. My only wish is that Calendarscope handled to-do items as well as it handles events and appointments. While it does have a basic task list, that part is too rudimentary for serious use. But then, it's a calendar. I don't think you'll find a better one for Windows.
Rated 30/50 by DaComboMan at Nov 1, 2010
Pay for Calendscope + pay for HandySync for Google = an arm and a leg. How good is this sync to Google? Not so sure.