Rainlendar 2.22.0 Build 181 Final - Free Calendar Organizer

Rainlendar stands out as an efficient and free calendar organizer that doesn’t just display the monthly calendar—it also highlights upcoming tasks with precise date markings. This tool excels in its minimalistic design, which is both lightweight and remarkably resource-efficient.

It offers customizable skins, adjustable transparency levels, and an intuitive multilingual interface, effortlessly integrating with your desktop environment. With Rainlendar, each date becomes interactive; a simple click allows you to add numerous notes, and events are visibly indicated with distinctive icons.

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Beyond tracking dates, Rainlendar boasts an expandable task manager, or ToDo list, offering visibility control to suit your preferences. You’re never at risk of overlooking important reminders, thanks to the application’s pop-up notification system.

Among its key attributes, Rainlendar utilizes the ubiquitous iCalendar format for storing tasks, providing seamless interoperability with other calendar applications. Individual tasks can be personalized with unique looks, and notifications can be configured to ensure no event slips unnoticed. An optional auditory alert feature is also available for added assurance.

In essence, Rainlendar presents a comprehensive and user-friendly solution for managing time and tasks with professional ease.

What’s New in ver 2.22.0:

Universal binary for macOS.
Entering text on the category field caused a crash on macOS.
On Windows the taskbar label shows the next event (uncheck „Hide from taskbar“ in Options->General).
On Windows the taskbar thumbnail shows the upcoming events.
The time in Toodledo tasks was shown incorrectly.
The Google calendar list shows now also hidden calendars.
<duetodayitem> element was not rendered correctly in the to-do list.
Added a note to the editor when editing recurring events.
Printing events with ‘:’ in the title were shown as „<Empty>“.
Added option to ignore automatic birthday events which Google adds to the primary calendar.
Polling changes fromthe Office365 calendar did not always merge the new events into the calendar.
Fixed a resource leak on Windows which happened on refresha and when the context menu was opened.