

It tells me I'm using an unsupported browser (Internet Explorer!) and I MUST switch to Chrome in order to be able to access my Google calendar. Recently, Google Calendar has become unaccessable to me (even tho I can still access my g-mail acct). When I got my new computer, I continued with Internet Explorer & Google Calendar rather than go back to FireFox.
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I switched back to Internet Explorer on Windows 7, which is what I use at work, and started using Google Calendar. Then I started having problems with FireFox on my old computer & deleted it, when meant I also lost Reminder. I had been using FireFox Reminder & loved it. I checked out this review of reminder programs because I was looking for an alternative to Google Calendar. If you look at Softpedia's screenshots the view I use is screenshot 4 (of the 17). I just Googled and here are some links to ver 2.4.4. I have had ver 2.3 for a few years, and it has never failed when I needed reminders. I could not develop a better program if I tried. I was an Analyst in large IT companies for 20 years (with a few years programming as well), and I worship 'KISS'. You can use the page up/down keyboard keys to view other months. The reminders have various settings, and should meet most/any needs. To set a reminder you can right click any day's square, and choose New to set a reminder. There are other views you can use, but I have always had it like a wall calendar. You click on it and you get a fullscreen calendar (42 squares). It runs quietly in the Sys Tray (aka Notification area) with just a tiny icon showing the date (EG 17). I have just the thing for you (and anyone else who wants a simple reminder)
