Desktop calendar is truly a tool for improving efficiency!!
Stick the calendar onto the desktop wallpaper, like a note stuck on the wall or a photo placed under the glass of a 90s desk, just look up and see it.
The things under the glass panel of a desk in the 1990s can always be seen when looking up
Because I use Mac for work and Win at home, I have also written about Mac desktop calendars, so I will only talk about Win here.
To elaborate, my requirements for desktop calendars are very simple:
Calendar as desktop background, not mixed with other windows
Convenient addition and subtraction of schedules
Don’t be too ugly
free
I also searched for a long time, and finally saw a practical (and not so ugly) Win desktop plugin – interactive calendar
As you can see, it won’t conflict with the desktop or icons, and you can adjust your schedule at any time, emphasizing a gentle and undisturbed style.
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Interactive Calendar
Csoftlab. com/calendar
Although the UI still retains the flavor of the 2010s, due to its highly customized design, it can also be adjusted to a lower presence and can be adjusted:
Infinite adjustment of calendar position and shape on the desktop
Calendar font
Calendar style, background color, shadows (thanks to your combination skills…)
Calendar shape and placement can be customized
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Set background color, borders, and shadows
In the to-do list, double-click on the current day grid to edit the schedule. If it is to be used as a to-do list, it is not bad, but it cannot be completed by the deadline. It will only stay on the specified date and will not follow the delayed date.
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I can cross it off after finishing, and I feel a great sense of achievement.
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This type of calendar is suitable for projects with clear time nodes, where it is clear when and what to submit.
You can also perform goal management. For example, if I have 200 pages to translate and a deadline of 3 months, how many pages should I flip per week, set a to-do list on weekends, and complete them on time each week. In short, practical!
A useful Mac desktop calendar, please take a look here.
