ThumbCal is a customizable fingerfriendly calendar application for Windows Mobile Pocket PC’s. You do not need your stylus anymore to navigate through months and years, tasks and appointments or to quickly create or delete them.
Main Features:
- month view with tasks, appointments, and appointments during several days
- week of year
- add/delete/view appointments and tasks
- add recurring and allday appointments
- set reminder time/date for an appointment
- multiple language support through unicode language files
- date/time formats automatically taken from device’s locale settings
- use own or original WM taskbar
- customizable colors and background images
- and some more …
Some notes on usage:
In calendar view you can navigate through the years by swiping your finger from bottom to top or vice versa.
To navigate through the months, swipe your finger from left to right or vice versa.
To get out of the detail/day view swipe your finger from right to left.
Requirements:
- Windows Mobile Pocket PC 2003, WM5 or WM6 device
- your fingers
If you find this tool useful, please donate to the developer.
Source : thumbapps.com
It is a handy finger friendly calendar application that should replace the default MS calendar. Its only QVGA @ the moment.
Installation:
For now there is no installer for this app. Please copy it and the skin.ini to any folder on your device and start it. That’s all.
ChangeLog version 0.1 :
- colors fully customizable through a skin.ini file
- month view
- days with appointments are marked with small triangles (also recurring appointments)
- detailed view of the appointments
- you can navigate between months and years per gestures
- supports d-pad input
ToDo for next release:
- the detailed view of appointments has to be finished (at the moment it is only a demo)
- add/delete/modify appointments
- vga support
- localisation (multiple languages)
- background image
- view/add/modify/delete tasks (not only appointments)
- … your suggestions? give it @ xda-dev
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