Need an application for planning, managing, and scheduling appointments? Then Calenderscope may be just what you need.

So What’s The Deal With Calenderscope?

Calendarscope is an application that supports a lot of useful features that can be used for planning, managing, and scheduling appointments. Calendarscope is also useful when it comes to meetings, birthdays, vacations, as well as special events. The application gives you access to all your events in a daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly overview.

Duality Software, the publisher of Calenderscope recently released a new version – Calenderscope 5.7 Beta 3. This new release comes with a couple of updates and minor bug fixes to make the program more stable. This time around, customers can access support for HandySync for Google 2.5 beta 3 (Android, Apple iPhone/iPod/iPad, RIM BlackBerry devices, etc.).

This version also includes the addition of ability to synchronize data automatically, as well as improved iCalendar support. So it means users are most likely going to enjoy version 5.7 because the publishers have fixed a couple of bugs as well.

Calendarscope can be installed on a separate system as long as the username remains the same. However, multiple users or those who wish to use it on multiple systems can choose the family license option. Despite being in beta stage, this version appears to be a bit stable; especially when you consider that the improvement on the HTML support.

Downsides?

Only stuff I see people complain about with this tool is price, I guess the $27.96 price tag seems kind of steep when you consider the fact that there are some freeware that can be used for scheduling.

But to be fair to the publishers, this tool does work and is not buggy. It really is worth trying out. Like I tell people when they complain about price, give it a try [download the trial version], if it isn’t worth it to you let it go, if it works for you upgrade to full version.

Want to check it out? Visit CalendarScope.

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