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Screen Calendar program creates custom desktop wallpapers with built in active calendar. You can set up pleasant working atmosphere by changing desktop view (background image, calendar arrangement, fonts, colors etc.) and adding a PIM like a calendar which can be small or large, transparent or, even, hidden on your desktop.

Also, beginning with version 5.0, the calendar and notes are printable.

It is often the case, especially toward the end of a month that you would like to see the next month's calendar. Now you can see the next month fully or half.

• choose any calendar size and place of your screen for active Screen Calendar;
  
• set transparency of calendar;
  
• pick and note any dates and holidays by clicking on a calendar just (move mouse to read your dates notes on calendar);
  
• show half or whole the next month;
  
• select any skins and background images for your desktop or Winamp skins for calendar;
  
• set random background image from folder or image list;
  
• change backgrounds with any time period;
  
• choose the custom calendar;
  
• start week either from Sunday or Monday or any day;
  create calendars using any color styles suitable for you;
  
• show or hide calendar;
  
• show weeks numbering;
  
• customise holidays default;
  
• organize your desktop icons variously;
  
• show the current date on the system tray icon;
  
• mark dates with notes;
  
• postpone records to next or another day;
  
• print calendar and notes
  
• save calendar with background or background image.

Screen Calendar is fully customizable. The program interface is easy and friendly.

When you start Screen Calendar, it will place its icon in systray. Left-click on it to find yourself straight in a dialog window (see picture above). Right-click brings up menu list with several items to choose from (see picture on the right), and, if ever needed, option to exit application is one of them.

The using of Active Desktop isn't required but the calender is active and even it's handier.

Are you looking for calendar 2004...
...the Screen Calendar is forever active on your desktop!