Pocket Calendar 2.3

This compact calendar application offers extensive integration with multiple calendars, providing a clear weekly view that allows users to create, modify, or delete entries with ease. Navigation between previous and subsequent weeks is straightforward, facilitating seamless planning. The interface additionally displays upcoming birthdays within the coming 30 days alongside holidays, school holidays, and moon phases, which can be imported via .iCal files.

• Supports selection of one or multiple calendars
• Displays any selected week, including the current week
• Provides access to all synchronized calendars
• Saves the last used calendar for quick access
• Allows adding, editing, and deleting appointments efficiently
• Enables quick deletion of events
• Shows upcoming birthdays within the next 30 days or at your preferred interval
• Highlights birthdays occurring during the displayed week
• Includes week number and weekday notation (e.g., [Mo.31])
• Offers a home button for rapid navigation to the current week
• Provides bookmarks for quick week display access
• Facilitates forward and backward week navigation
• Features a smooth turn-over animation for visual enhancement
• Includes a 'Go to Date' function for direct date navigation
• Supports note-taking within the calendar interface
• Displays leap years, day of year, and local time information
• Optimized for landscape viewing mode

Customization Options:

• Select first day of the week (Monday or Sunday)
• Toggle between 24-hour and 12-hour formats
• Import holidays, school holidays, and moon phases via .iCal files

.iCal File Integration:

The application allows users to import holiday schedules, school holidays, and moon phases by importing .iCal files received via email or other sources. These files can be opened directly within your email client, enabling easy synchronization with the calendar.

Birthdays Management:

The app presents a sorted list of upcoming birthdays extracted from contact information, displaying name, birthdate, age, and days remaining until the next birthday. Birthdays encoded in contact notes following the format "#dd.MM.yyyy#Name#" are also recognized. For example:

• #06.07.1964#Paula#
• #12.01.1991#Max#