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by Opera widgets

V1.6 Jun 13, 2008 8:34:14 AM

This is a simple Calendar with some configuration features.

A Multilingual Calender!
Currently supports Language for:
Brazilian, Columbian, Czech, English, Espanol, Estonian, Francais, Frisian, German, Italiano, Japan, Latvia, Lithuanian, Nederlands, Norwegian, Poland, Portugal, Russian, Turkish

and holidays for:
Brazil, Czech Republic, Espana, Estonia, France, Germany, Italia, Japan, Nederland, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Switzerland, Turkey, UK, USA

and has different styles

Comments 131 posts

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eestlane, yes, that's ok. Send my the files.

(the black while hovering is a known bug)

By aleto, # Feb 8, 2006 4:14:03 PM

Could I send you estonian language and country files? I didnt add much "holidays", but at least it's in Estonian.
The buttons are often not transparent while overing them btw.

By eestlane, # Feb 8, 2006 3:36:21 PM

I can't seem to get it to display at all... it just captures a bit of my screen! Is it Windows 98SE compatible?

By coreymwamba, # Feb 8, 2006 2:23:36 PM

Chris, if you like to create a file for English dates, that's very welcome. It should be very easy, if you look to the source. Just send my the file, and i will inklude it.

By aleto, # Feb 8, 2006 0:31:42 AM

In the English language file, "Second Day of Christmas" would be better expressed as "Boxing Day". At least that is what we call it here in the UK!

"Day of German Unity"? Not heard of that before.

"New Year's" - we have "New Year's Day" and "New Year's Eve". Do these work? I can't see a variable for "Day" and "Eve", but the word "Day" does appear for other dates.

Any help with English dates, let me know!

"Wno" - how about "Wk" instead?

By Chris Hester, # Feb 8, 2006 0:25:31 AM

Ok, thank you, the 'So' is fixed as well

By Opera widgets, # Feb 8, 2006 0:11:11 AM

Very nice - especially the dark glass style! Whatever fade effect that is supposed to apply to the buttons at the bottom causes the drop shadow at the very bottom to go strange (dark) for most styles, but most ugly with the blue style.

And in English, Sunday should be "Su" not "So"

By Andrew Gregory, # Feb 7, 2006 3:40:54 PM

Cool ... at least somehow. I'm just missing a option to add own reminders, dates, etc.

By Mondsplitter, # Feb 7, 2006 2:43:26 PM

the fonts look rather scratchy/pixelated on my 12" widescreen monitor as well as my 15" normal monitor....
but good effort! the dark glass is really nice!

By tr1n1ty, # Feb 7, 2006 0:48:44 AM