MenuCalendarClock iCal
4.5.2
MenuCalendarClock iCal
4.5.2Menu item calendar/clock with iCal integration.
Overview
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:
- 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.
What's new in MenuCalendarClock iCal
Version 4.5.2:
- Fixed: 12h-time users were seeing 24h "military" time in schedule.
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- Mac OS X 10.6.8 or later
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$20 probably seems expensive for a clock, but it’s the best of the bunch IMO. And it has worked for years through multiple OS versions.
Plus, it’s not JUST a clock - it also interacts with iCal/Calendar.
And as I explained in my 5/31/15 review below, its quite configurable.
I'm not sure, but I think I've been using it since 10.5. They haven't updated it since 10.7. But it has worked wonderfully on all versions of macOS since then.