Active Desktop Calendar by XemiComputers is a personal information manager with standard set of features like notes/appointments, tasks and alarms. However, it can also integrate with Microsoft Outlook to read appointments and tasks you keep there, and show them on the desktop together with data from its own calendar. The program organizes calendar data in layers so you can create different categories like business, personal, holidays, birthdays. When connection with Outlook is enabled, a special data layer with Outlook's appointments and tasks is added and maintained automatically. On the desktop everything comes out in a compact form as <A HREF="http://www.xemico.com/adc/index.html">Active Desktop Calendar</A> blends data from all enabled layers and then integrates its components, calendar and data bar, with existing desktop wallpaper.
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