Please note that CalendarMan¬ is not a free program. You can use it for free for up to 30 days. After that, you are required to send in the $15.00 shareware fee. Also note that CalendarMan¬ must be licensed for each computer it is used on (you must pay $15 per copy). In return for registering CalendarMan¬ you will:
Ñ Get a registration code to register CalendarMan¬
Ñ Get full technical support from me
Ñ Get one free upgrade to any other version of CalendarMan¬ at any time you wish
To register CalendarMan¬ fill out the order form within CalendarMan¬, or send the following information along with $15 per copy to Stellar Productions, 721 27th Street, Manhattan Beach, CA 90266.
Though CalendarMan¬ is not a memory-hungry program, almost all problems with CalendarMan¬ are because of insufficient memory. This could cause things not to show up correctly, features to be disabled, or cause CalendarMan¬ suddenly quit. If you have a problem, first try raising the memory requirement for CalendarMan¬.
To raise the memory requirements:
1. Quit CalendarMan¬
2. Click once on CalendarMan¬ from the finder
3. Press Command-I or select "Get info" from the file menu
4. Raise the number appearing in both boxes at the bottom of the "Get Info" dialog box
ÑÑÑ How do I add my information to the Calendars?
There are 3 ways to add your information to the calendars.
1. For normal entry into one calendar at a time, simply click in the box of that day. and type your information.
2. If you have many dates and events to enter or they are in different months, use the Auto Updater. To access the Auto Updater, press Command-A at any time or select "Auto Updater" from the Calendar Menu. You may enter up to 50 events into the Auto Updater. Then press "Update" to have CalendarMan¬ automatically place those events into the correct calendars.
3. If you only have only have a few entries to add to the calendars, use a Shortcut. Press Command-E or select "Add Event" from the Shortcuts menu. When asked, enter the date and the event, and that data will be filed away in the correct calendar.
ÑÑÑ Why are the calendars printing wrong?
For your calendars to print correctly, make sure that you have selected the sideways page orientation. To do this you:
1. Press Command-P or select "Print Calendar" from the file menu.
2. Click "OK"
3. When the page setup box shows up, click on the picture of the sideways page.
3. Click "Print"
ÑÑÑ What is the Auto Updater and how do I use it?
The Auto Updater is a great feature if you have many entries to make and they are in different months. To use the Auto Updater:
1. Press Command-A or select "Auto Updater" from the calendar menu.
2. Enter up to 50 dates and events in the form.
3. Click on "Update"
All of your entries will be automatically filed away in the correct calendars and you are done!
ÑÑÑ How do I move to other Calendars?
This is very easy. To go to the calendar for the previous or next month select "Previous Month" or "Next Month" from the calendar menu or click on the left or right arrows in the toolbox.
To go to any month select "Month" from the calendar menu. As you do this, a list of all the months will be brought up. Select the month you want to go to and you're done!
To go to any year select "Year" from the calendar menu. As you do this a list of years will be brought up. Select the month you want to go to and you will be brought to that year.
ÑÑÑ What are "Calendar Tools"
Calendar Tools is the palette that shows up everytime you open CalendarMan¬. To get rid of this palette, select "Calendar Tools" from the calendar menu. To get the Calendar Tools back, select "Calendar Tools" again.
ÑÑÑ How can I use a different footer?
The default footer for the calendar is a message that says "Last updated" and the current date. To change this:
1. Press Command-R or select "Preferences" from the edit menu
2. Check "Other Footer"
3. Enter the footer you want to use in the box below
