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BdCalendar fills the gap between Apple's Clock not having a Calendar and instant full access to Apple's Address Book and iCal. With just one click on your menubar, you can be viewing a Calendar, looking up addresses, checking your iCal events and To-do items without having five more items eating up your dock space or menu bar. Try it, you'll like BdCalendar, we offer a 21 day trial period and the price is easy on your pocket book at $20 USD.
What's New
Version 1.320:
- Maintenance Release For Lion.
- Updates to Help.
- Minor bug fixes for 10.7
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
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| Downloads:7,077 |
| Version Downloads:264 |
| Type:Business : Personal Info Managers |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:21 Jul 2011 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $10.00 |
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BdCalendar fills the gap between Apple's Clock not having a Calendar and instant full access to Apple's Address Book and iCal. With just one click on your menubar, you can be viewing a Calendar, looking up addresses, checking your iCal events and To-do items without having five more items eating up your dock space or menu bar. Try it, you'll like BdCalendar, we offer a 21 day trial period and the price is easy on your pocket book at $20 USD.
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Could you try to upload decent-sized images instead of the thumbnail that accompanies the description. You can hardly see what's going on with what was provided in MU.
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Jeffrey Harris reviewed on 15 Aug 2010
Access to addresses, calendar, notes, todos, etc. directly from the Menu Bar. It's actually quite powerful with an overly complex, cluttered and confusing interface, plus some downright ugly icons and buttons. There are some odd window and menu behaviors as well and a lack of consistency. Fonts cannot be changed. (a MAJOR negative)
The interface reminds me of DateBk on the Palm and iClock on Mac OS X. Apps that tried to do too much for their own good (I used both for years).
BdCalendar has A LOT of features and power, but it's hampered by a convoluted interface If the developer would seriously sit down, streamline and clean things up, he'd have one helluva utility. For now, it's worth looking at and some may like it. The price is good.
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For those who like all the bells and whistles and don't mind the ugliness, the price is pretty good. But I'll take a pass.
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Lovely teal, hot pink and bright purple text, grainy snapshots placed behind the calendars, little buttons and check boxes all crammed in together. What nostalgia! Like an OS9 app from the good old days.
(Please take these comments with a grain of salt. I don't mean them as a review of the functionality of BDCalendar, it's just been a while since I've seen an app this hideous.)
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Big Kid reviewed on 24 Feb 2008
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The developer is VERY hands-on, and actually debugged an issue I was having by logging into my computer via iChat screen sharing. Talk about service! Fixed it right on my computer...
I recommend this to anyone looking for a calendering app. It has a lot more power than I actually use, but even for a non-power user like me, it's worth the inexpensive price....
mcgunny reviewed on 01 Feb 2008
BdCalendar is at version 1.03 at their web site.
BdCalendar has access to your Apple's Address Book and iCal as well provide calendar views in 1, 3, 6 or 12 month formats.
As NorbyWells says The developer's support and response is exceptional. He responded to a question I had about BdCalendar within minutes of me sending an e-mail. He responded to me in a matter of minutes also answering my question.
I very highly recommend BdCalendar to any Leopard user
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Just check the 5-star reviews: All people registered & logged in only once, the day they wrote their 5-star review. Quite odd, right???
Mark Mentil rated on 12 Aug 2011