@smaragdus: Thanks ... forum thread added ;)

The missing forum thread- http://www.portablefreeware.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=107

Great software. Been using Kana Reminder for ages now, but just switched to this. Works great.

Yes, It rocks! and the latest version is 2.3.2 now.

This is an amazing application. Highly configurable. Don't judge it by the default color scheme or its name or even the way it's set up at first. I wanted something with a completely functional month view, good reminder/alarm system that would let me type in events quickly without having to specify times or even whether they're events or appointments. You see, the way I fgure it for simplicity and quick in-and-out usage, appointments are just events with a scheduled time and maybe more notes attached. This, unlike Mozilla Sunbird (p.o.c.) and other apps I've tried, let me customize it to work exactly how I think things should work. I changed the colors to something prettier, changed events to be unspecified time by default, etc. It does anything and everything I can think of that I'd want from a calendar. In the month view, you can see the list of items for each day, unhide the ones you've hidden because they're routine or whatever.. You hover over an event and it shows you your notes on it, or doubleclick to edit it. I should mention, UK isn't the country/landmass, it's the initials of the creator of this awesomely engineered software.

Do you want to keep track of your scheduled events and receive an alarm before one happens? This app sits in the system tray and lets you specify (a)when a recurring or one-time event will happen, (b)how long before the event an alarm window is to pop up, (c) a message to include in the alarm window. At the indicated time, on the appointed day, you get the message. Refreshingly simple calendar display and intuitive interface. No learning curve. Uses 1.5MB on USB drive.

I run Kalender one directory, many OS's (multi-boot), nice program, thank you.

Yesterday I had a hard crash, on a reboot I was showing a date of 2003, Lost the Trial version of Nod and Kalender is now red while it sits in the systray.

Kalender also showed 2003 when it started. Everything seems ok, all entries are intact. I've run it backwards through the months if an event wanted to pop up; None did.

I've scanned the help file, no help.

Why would it be red?

TIA

For the most part UK's Calender works portably very well. For reminder WAVs, for example, after selecting WAV, I just remove the drive letter and rest of path and sounds work no matter what computer you're on and no matter what drive letter (yes, drive letters can be changed on many computers but not all, so this is an important facet of portability which is overlooked. Many apps are, in reality, standalones and not portable when they fail because of file paths).
i.e., if path to WAV is this:
F:\APPS\REMINDER\reminder, UK's Kalender v2.1.4\APP- UK's Kalender v2.1.4\REMINDERS\blip.wav

I just put this:
REMINDERS\blip.wav
and it works! There is sound.

What I can't get to work without a full path are any apps, scripts, etc., to launch in "command" under the "action" tab in a reminder. I've tried what's worked in other apps that didn't start out as portables, with success, i.e., this,
F:\APPS\REMINDER\reminder, UK's Kalender v2.1.4\APP- UK's Kalender v2.1.4\REMINDERS\Rem- GroceryList, open.au3

won't work as any of these:
\REMINDERS\Rem- GroceryList, open.au3 REMINDERS\Rem- GroceryList, open.au3 ..\REMINDERS\Rem- GroceryList, open.au3 \..\REMINDERS\Rem- GroceryList, open.au3 etc.

Anyone have any ideas? Thx!

I've been using this program for almost a year on a USB drive. It is easy to use, small. seems bug free, I like it!