have a plain calendar to view

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upstategardnr

I'm not too computer savvy, but I'd like to know if there is any way to have
a plain yearly calendar to just be visible while the computer is on, without
having to have a conventional paper calendar near the computer? I don't need
use of one for scheduling, as I use my own planner. I would just like to be
able to glance at a calendar, other than just have today's date visible on my
task bar. I have already searched as many possibilities/preferences as I can
find. If there is something available, I'm not even sure if it would be on
WindowsXP somewhere, or on some Microsoft software. Thanks
 
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Milly Staples - MVP Outlook

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After furious head scratching, upstategardnr asked:

| I'm not too computer savvy, but I'd like to know if there is any way
| to have a plain yearly calendar to just be visible while the computer
| is on, without having to have a conventional paper calendar near the
| computer? I don't need use of one for scheduling, as I use my own
| planner. I would just like to be able to glance at a calendar, other
| than just have today's date visible on my task bar. I have already
| searched as many possibilities/preferences as I can find. If there
| is something available, I'm not even sure if it would be on WindowsXP
| somewhere, or on some Microsoft software. Thanks
 
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Beth Melton

Anytime I want to check a date on the calendar I double-click the
clock in the system tray and view the Date and Time Properties. Just
make sure if you move off of the current date, such as to another
month, you cancel the dialog box or you'll modify your current date.

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