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• How to Share Your Calendar With Others

  Calendar Tutorials • April 09, 2022

  Sharing your calendar has never been easier. Whether you are working remote or in an office, accessing or sharing calendars makes it convenient to manage and plan meetings, conference calls, and other events.

  When you are working on projects with your colleagues or other remote members from different countries, sharing your calendar will reduce the time spent writing emails back and forth or calling each other for planning meetings, meeting deadlines or other stuff related to your project. Read Article

  

• How to View a Calendar on Desktop

  Calendar Tutorials • April 04, 2022

  If you like using a computer, PC or Mac, you might find it hard to get your calendar to be always on your desktop without having to open and close the application all the time.

  Calendars are an important part of someone’s life that likes to stay organized and be productive. They make an individual be effective with his or her time. Read Article

  

• Calendar in Your Terminal. The “cal” Command.

  Calendar Tutorials • December 17, 2021

  The simplest way to display a calendar in the terminal is to use the cal command. It’s available in macOS, most Linux distros and even Windows through WSL.

  Besides being so widely available (standard program on Unix and Unix-like OSes), cal is also user-welcoming. Running the command without any options will show the current month. To get the calendar for a whole year you just need to type the command followed by the year you wish to see e.g. cal 2022. Read Article

  

• How to Make a Calendar in OpenOffice

  Calendar Tutorials • March 03, 2021

  How to create a calendar template in OpenOffice which can be updated dynamically with any year or month. This tutorial also includes a calendar template (.ods)

  In this post I will share with you how to make an editable calendar template for OpenOffice in which you can simply change the month or the year and the entire calendar gets updated. Read Article

  

• How to Make a Calendar in Apple Pages

  Calendar Tutorials • January 06, 2021

  This is a simple tutorial on how to add a calendar in Pages for macOS. While it’s possible to create a calendar in Pages from scratch, it’s easier to just import it. Read Article

  

• A Calendar in Three Lines of CSS

  Calendar Tutorials • November 30, 2020

  This is an attempt to demonstrate how CSS Grid Layout makes it possible to make a calendar with only three lines of CSS. Read Article

  

• How to Make a Calendar in Apple Numbers

  Calendar Tutorials • November 13, 2020

  This is a quick tutorial on how to create a calendar in Numbers for macOS. There are many ways to make a calendar on a Mac, but this is one of the easiest ones. Read Article

  

• How to Create a New Event in Calendar With AppleScript

  Calendar Tutorials • November 06, 2020

  Here’s how to create an event with AppleScript in the Calendar App on macOS. This tutorial contains a simple code sample and a more advanced example.

  Besides offering great performance and usability by being a native application, Calendar also has a very powerful feature by being able to interact with AppleScript. Read Article

  

• How to Make a Calendar in Gnumeric

  Calendar Tutorials • October 06, 2020

  How to create a calendar template in Gnumeric that can be updated dynamically by changing the year or the month. This tutorial includes a downloadable template (.gnumeric).

  In this post I will guide through the steps of making an editable calendar template for Gnumeric in which you can easily change the month or year and the full calendar gets updated. Read Article

  

• How to Make a Calendar in LibreOffice

  Calendar Tutorials • August 17, 2020

  How to create a calendar template in LibreOffice Calc that can be updated dynamically with any year or month. The tutorial includes a calendar template(.ods).

  In this post I will show you how to make an editable calendar template for LibreOffice Calc in which you can simply change the month or the year and the entire calendar gets updated. Read Article