MenuCalendarClock iCal for Mac

Access iCal from your Menu Bar

iCal is great but it would be even better if you could access it from your Menu Bar as well.

gives you instant access to your iCal calendars from a menu bar icon placed in the top right corner of your screen.

In just a click, you can reveal a monthly calendar view of all your iCal entries. Note that although most features are free to use, some advanced features require registration.

When you double click on a date in MenuCalendarClock iCal, it automatically launches iCal for editing. Clicking on the system cog in the Menu Bar or CMD-clicking on the Dock icon (which is a bit unnecessary considering this is just a plugin) reveals the preferences available.

There are an impressive array of customizations possible including the possibility to enter birthdays, filter which iCal calendars you want it to integrate with and configure Hotkeys to activate it.

Urgent Note: Updating from 4.1.0 might fail due to problems with the update framework. In that case, please download and install "manually" by dragging MCC into the Applications folder.64-bit support on Snow Leopard (Mac OS X 10.6.x) systemsUpdated danish translation thanks to S. NielsenUsability: New events/tasks now have their inspector title preselected to immediately start typingUsability: Double clicking en event/task also activates the title field in the inspectorImproved: List display of selected events/to dosFixed: Beeping in case of more than one alarm

Changes

• Urgent Note: Updating from 4.1.0 might fail due to problems with the update framework. In that case, please download and install "manually" by dragging MCC into the Applications folder.64-bit support on Snow Leopard (Mac OS X 10.6.x) systemsUpdated danish translation thanks to S. NielsenUsability: New events/tasks now have their inspector title preselected to immediately start typingUsability: Double clicking en event/task also activates the title field in the inspectorImproved: List display of selected events/to dosFixed: Beeping in case of more than one alarm