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Objectpark Software
MenuCalendarClock iCal gives you instant access to your iCal calendars from a menu bar icon. A monthy calendar view with your iCal schedule is just a click away. A configurable clock is included as a free add-on.
Full task management is included!
Most features are free to use, some require a registration. See company Web site for details.
Features:
Full task management is included!
Most features are free to use, some require a registration. See company Web site for details.
Features:
- Adds icon with current date and/or time to the menu bar with iCal schedule and 'to do' items as tool tip
- Shows each days iCal events as tool tip of each calendar day
- Shows
What's New
Version 4.5.2:
- Fixed: 12h-time users were seeing 24h "military" time in schedule.
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later
MenuCalendarClock... User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:150,305 |
| Version Downloads:5,463 |
| Type:Business : Personal Info Managers |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:31 May 2012 |
| Platform:Intel 64 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $19.95 |
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MenuCalendarClock iCal gives you instant access to your iCal calendars from a menu bar icon. A monthy calendar view with your iCal schedule is just a click away. A configurable clock is included as a free add-on.
Full task management is included!
Most features are free to use, some require a registration. See company Web site for details.
Features:
The basic features can be used freely without strings attached, the advances features require a registration.
Full task management is included!
Most features are free to use, some require a registration. See company Web site for details.
Features:
- Adds icon with current date and/or time to the menu bar with iCal schedule and 'to do' items as tool tip
- Shows each days iCal events as tool tip of each calendar day
- Shows daily/weekly/monthly schedule list
- Opens iCal by double-clicking on a date for editing
- System-wide hotkey to open/close calendar drawer
- Shows calendar week
- Lots of preferences to customise look and functionality
- Release versions are available in English, German, Finnish, French, Italian, Dutch, Spanish, Catalan, Russian, Norwegian, Japanese, Simplified Chinese and more.
The basic features can be used freely without strings attached, the advances features require a registration.
Contempt reviewed on 16 Dec 2013
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Psychiatry reviewed on 26 Oct 2013
The biggest problem is that it is DEAD software. It has not been updated for 2 years.
The latest version was released for Mac OS X 10.7. We are at Mac OS X 10.9.
ObjectPark Software's page for MenuCalendarClock is copyrighted 2007. This means it hasn't been updated in 6 years.
The Update Online... menu item no longer works. It takes you to a non-existent web page.
In Mac OS X 10.9 Mavericks, MenuCalendarClock gets mixed up and disappears when you have two or more monitors with a menubar on each monitor.
MenuCalendarClock has become old and creaky with parts falling off. It no longer is earns 5-stars.
If FantastiCal had a menubar clock or if its icon could be moved to the right side of the menubar, I would stop using MenuCalendarClock iCal.
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To throw the Fantastical icon to the right of the menu bar, simply click and hold command key, click and hold the icon with the mouse or trackpad, and swipe to the right. It just did it like that to have the icon of Fanstasical to the very right and the system clock on its left.
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The script is here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/abzfia9ztt1umm1/MenuCalendarClock_toggle.zip
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You can do this with a little tool, delivered from the developer (no idea why it's not available by default). Here is the download: https://flexibits.com/fantastical/FantasticalMenu_1.3.2.zip
You can found it in the FAQ under "How can I move Fantastical's menu icon in my menu bar?".
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Madmacmad reviewed on 01 Oct 2013
I bought them all to write a review overCalendar App's on Mac.
This one beats all Calendar App's.
Try it and you will see!
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Brooklyn_Al reviewed on 26 Jun 2013
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Bvanlent reviewed on 13 Dec 2012
Thanks,
Brian
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Mrhooks reviewed on 01 Jul 2012
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"Get a registration (for $19.95 only) to access advanced features or use the basic features for free."
There's a little table at the bottom of the main page that explains the difference between the free and registered features:
http://www.objectpark.net/mcc.html
It should also be noted that Day-O was a hack to update MenuCalendarClock's basic functionality to work in Lion, but now that MenuCalendarClock itself has been updated and fixed for Lion, it serves less of a purpose. Note that on the Day-O web page, the author states clearly:
"It’s free, as-is (which means I’m not providing support, taking feature requests, addressing perceived inadequacies or releasing the source code)."
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DirkTheMenace reviewed on 02 Jun 2012
The new app 'Day-O' is a very good and free alternative. Check it out.
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Robert Poland reviewed on 29 May 2012
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DO *NOT* BUY THIS PRODUCT.
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*BUY THIS APPLICATION*.
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http://mirsofta.ru/red.php?id=1252548696&url=1252548696
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1. Open your Applications folder and right-click the MenuCalendarClock iCal.app icon. From the context menu, choose "Show Package Contents".
2. Navigate to Contents > Info.plist
3. Open Info.plist in a text editor. Warning: do not open it in Microsoft Word or any other document writing program. It will corrupt the file.
4. Add these two lines before the final tag:
LSUIElement
1
5. Save Info.plist and close it. Restart MenuCalendarClock iCal.app and voÃla! The Dock icon is gone.
LSUIElement
1
For example, the last six lines of my Info.plist file look like this (in case wrapping screws this up, each line begins with a tag):
SUFeedURL
http://www.objectpark.net/appcasts/MCC3.xml
LSUIElement
1
-Timmo
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<key>SUFeedURL</key>
<string>http://www.objectpark.net/appcasts/MCC3.xml</string>
<key>LSUIElement</key>
<string>1</string>
</dict>
If not, this is what the last few lines of the Info.plist file needs to read (remove the spaces after the first angle bracket):
SUFeedURL
http://www.objectpark.net/appcasts/MCC3.xml
LSUIElement
1
sincerly
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Since the 10.5.1 update a change to iCal's entries results in events disappearing for the day in MCC until it is relaunched..
Hope you get a fix for this soon as it's annoying...
Keep up the good work ! ;)
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Hervé 5 rated on 11 Jan 2014
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IgorFreiberger rated on 16 Nov 2012
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Jrgreen rated on 17 Jun 2012
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Objectpark Software rated on 29 May 2012
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Moogan rated on 29 Mar 2012
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