| XemiComputers
(http://www.xemico.com/) has just released Active Desktop Calendar 5.0. The program works as personal information manager for Windows that displays data on the desktop and makes it interactive.
With this edition calendar notes evolved into real appointments with start and end times and a subject field. That way the program got closer to Outlook's functionality while retaining its key advantages on the desktop.
Active Desktop Calendar organizes data in layers so each information category can have its own layer (e.g. personal appointments, birthdays, business meetings, public holidays and so on). A number of preset calendar files is available for download covering national holidays, sport events, history dates etc.
For networked computers the program offers a possibility of sharing data layers on a peer-to-peer basis. The option is designed to cater for both home users and those working within small business networks.
Active Desktop Calendar costs 19.90 USD for a single license with quantity discounts available. Free evaluation period is 42 days. For special deals contact XemiComputers directly through its website. |
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