MutiCalendar
by Amir Samakar
MultiCalendar shows the current date on your desktop according to three Calendar systems: Gregorian, Hijri and Persian.
Gregorian calendar, the de facto international standard, is used almost everywhere in the world for civil purposes, including in China and India. The Persian calendar (also known as Shamsi, Jalali) is used in Iran and Afghanistan. The Hijri calendar (also known as Islamic) is used by Muslims the world over.
You could change the size, color, opacity and font of Widget to perfectly blend it into the desktop wallpaper.
Gregorian calendar, the de facto international standard, is used almost everywhere in the world for civil purposes, including in China and India. The Persian calendar (also known as Shamsi, Jalali) is used in Iran and Afghanistan. The Hijri calendar (also known as Islamic) is used by Muslims the world over.
You could change the size, color, opacity and font of Widget to perfectly blend it into the desktop wallpaper.
Current Version: 1.51
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January 18, 2009 · version 1.51Very Nice and usefull !
ZzenNThnQ alot Dude ...
Manam hamash moshkele taghvim dashtam ... Mer30 ... THNX Again :)
I wish u had designed a persian calender too for each year with the possibility of adding reminders and alerts and so on ... with the holidays too !
if u dont have time 4 that help me learn how to make a widget and by your help i'll make one !
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November 16, 2008 · version 1.51ummm... worked for few days and then...!
inspiring_illusioni was really pleased to find a Hijri calendar. Unfortunately, it worked for few dayz then disappeared from my desktop! i tried to re-install it again! but that didn't work either..
an updated version would resolve this issue...
thnks :)
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September 07, 2008 · version 1.51ASALAAM VALAYKOM, small bug in application
Rizwan PatelDate of Hijri calendar changes according to english timing. I mean date changes at 00:00 instead of 19:.00.
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