RAINLENDAR 0.22.1 |
Rainlendar is a customizable calendar that resides on your desktop and shows the days of the current month. It's possible to add events and tasks to the calendar and the appearance can be customized with different skins. Rainlendar can also show the events and tasks from Microsoft Outlook and Mozilla Sunbird. The events can be synchronized with a server, which will allow you to use it e.g. at home and at work. There are plenty of other features too. Check the rest of this document for details. Rainlendar requires Windows 2000 or Windows XP to work correctly. This product includes software developed by Lee Patterson (http://ssobjects.sourceforge.net/). |
INSTALLATION |
Installing for Explorer If you are in doubt, just get the installer version of Rainlendar from the webpage (http://www.rainlendar.net) and run it. If you dislike installers, you can also get the zipped archive and uncompress it to some folder. Rainlendar is ready to be used after that. Note that if you want that the calendar starts with the Windows you need to keep the "Startup folder"-option checked in the installation. Rainlendar is installed for the current user by default. If you want to install it for different users, just run the installer for each of them. Installing for Litestep Rainlendar works also as Litestep's plugin. To install in Litestep grap the zip archive and just copy the Rainlendar.dll and the skin, language and plugins folders to your Litestep directory (e.g. C:\Litestep\). You don't need the Rainlendar.exe if you are using Rainlendar as Litestep plugin. After copying, open your step.rc and add following line: LoadModule C:\Litestep\Rainlendar.dll ... and recycle. If that doesn't work, check the config part of this document for additional step.rc commands that you might need. You can also put the Rainlendar in other folder if you like, just make sure that the LoadModule path points to the correct place (as well as other Rainlendar specific step.rc commands). Uninstalling If you installed Rainlendar with the installer you can uninstall it from the "Add or Remove Programs". Otherwise just delete all the files you uncompressed from the zip-file (make sure that Rainlendar isn't running when doing that). Installing skins The skins are usually distributed in zip-files that hold the skin's ini-file and graphics files. To install a new skin you need to unzip the file into the Rainlendar's Skins-folder (usually located in C:\Program Files\Rainlendar\Skins).The skin has one or more ini-files (i.e. a file with .ini extension). The skin's ini-file must be located in a separate subfolder under the Skins-folder (e.g. C:\Program Files\Rainlendar\Skins\MyTestSkin\Skin.ini). If you put it directly into the Skins-folder or if there are more than one subfolder things won't work. After you have the skin in correct place just refresh the calendar and you should see the new skin in the skin menu. If the skin is not visible in the menu the most likely reason is that you created an extra subfolder when the zip was uncompressed. Check the folder structure again and remove the extra subfolder by moving the skin's ini and graphics files to the parent folder. |
SETTINGS |
The basic configuration of the calendar is done from a GUI which you open from the popup-menu. The settings are saved in a Rainlendar.ini-file when you press the OK-button. General Show event message in tooltip Show message alarms Show all today's messages at startup Disable keyboard shortcuts Poll wallpaper changes Snap to screen edges Refresh when screen resolution changes Use separator in tooltips Show tray icon Hide event and todo lists when there are no items Use native Windows transparency Enable/Disable Log Show Log Advanced Layout Position Event list window Movable window Remember dialog positions Hide on mouse over Click through Opaque on mouse over Transparent on mouse over Multiple calendars The layout type defines how the calendars are placed on the grid. You can for example have the calendars placed in checker style or in X-shape. Just try them out to see how they look. Hotkeys This page enables to add hotkeys to various actions. The hotkeys are global so it's not necessary to have Rainlendar activated when pressing the keys. It's adviced not to use too simple hotkeys (like Shift + A) since that would execute the hotkey every time you write capital A letter. Plugins Here is a list of installed plugins. See the Plugins page in this document for more information about them. The plugins can ge activated and deactivated from here. If the plugin has settings they can be edited by selecting the plugin from the list and pressing the Settings-button. The "Set as Default" button makes the plugin a default which basically means that it's editor (if it has one) will be used when creating new events.Advanced There are also some other settings in the Rainlendar.ini that cannot be changed from the GUI. It's possible to change them directly from the Rainlendar.ini. Do not keep the config dialog open when editing the Rainlendar.ini or the settings will be overwritten when you press the OK-button. After you have edited the settings, refresh the calendar and the new sttings will be taken into use.Here's a list of the settings in Rainlendar.ini (only the ones that cannot be changed from the GUI): X, Y, TodoX, TodoY, EventListX, EventListY MessageBoxX and MessageBoxY Defines the maximum width (in pixels) of the tooltip. If set to 0 there is no limit. MessageBoxMaxWidth StartFromMonday Week1HasJanuary1st WeekNumberDelta StartHidden UseWindowName EventExecute SnoozeTime TrayExecuteL, TrayExecuteM, TrayExecuteR, TrayExecuteDL,
TrayExecuteDM, TrayExecuteDR DisableDoneList WheelScrollMonths NegativeCoords The time in ms that defines how long the fading effects take. Set to 0 to disable the fading. GrowUpwards If set to 1 a context menu instead of full menu is shown when right mouse button is pressed over one of the windows. CalendarAction Defines what happens when you double click the todo window: 0=Default behaviour. If an todo item is selected opens the context menu otherwise opens the todo dialog. 1=Marks the todo item checked. 2=Opens the todo dialog and selects the item. 3=Opens the todo dialog. 4=Deletes the todo item. 5=Marks the todo item as done. EventListAction List of profiles that you don't want to be visible in the calendar. Separate the list with ';'-char. E.g. HideFromCalendar=Birthday;Personal;Outlook HideFromEventList DisableKeyboardOverride ConfigEditor UseSkinCharSet WeekendDays GridLeftToRight, GridTopToBottom, GridAcrossAndDown |
EDITING SKINS |
Most of the skinning can be done from the
GUI, which is probably the easiest way to modify the skins. However,
sometimes it might be useful to do the changes directly in the skin files.
The skin files weren't originally meant to be edited by hand, so some of
the entries might be a bit unintuitive.
The items (numbers) in an image can be placed either horizontally or vertically. The correct placement is determined from the dimensions of the image (i.e. whichever is bigger: height or width). The images must be cropped so that they don't hold any extra space and their width (or height) must be divisional with the number of items in the image. The current version of Rainlendar supports BMP, JPG and PNG files. Them PNGs can include alpha mask. The name of the skin file can be anything that ends with ".ini". The skins must be placed in a separate subfolders, which will give the name to the skin. The same folder can also contain several skin ini-files. New in 0.21: The skin format has changed slightly. It is now possible to put the different parts to separate sections. The benefit from this is that you can define the drawing order by placing the sections before each other. The sections are drawn the order they are defined (except that background is drawn always first). Note that dynamic items (Time and Button) are always drawn on top of the static items (i.e. normal calendar graphics). The Image-sections can be drawn in any place. The sections are: [Background], [Days], [Today], [Weekdays], [Month], [Year], [Event], [WeekNumbers], [Tooltip], [Todo], [MessageBox] and [EventList]. If you use these do not add the [Rainlendar]-section or the skin is read as old format. Important! If you create a skin that uses the new format you should inform the users that it requires Rainlendar 0.21 or newer. The new skins behave quite badly in 0.20 and older versions. BackgroundBitmapName BackgroundMode BackgroundBevel BackgroundSolidColor ToolTipFont ToolTipFontColor ToolTipBGColor DaysEnable DaysX DaysY DaysW DaysH DaysAlign DaysRasterizer DaysFont DaysFontColor DaysBitmapName DaysNumOfComponents DaysSeparation DaysIgnoreToday DaysIgnoreEvent DaysWeekendBitmapName DaysWeekendFontColor DaysLayout TodayEnable TodayAlign TodayRasterizer TodayFont TodayFontColor TodayBitmapName TodayNumOfComponents TodaySeparation WeekdaysEnable WeekdaysAlign WeekdaysRasterizer WeekdaysFont WeekdaysFontColor WeekdayNames WeekdaysBitmapName MonthEnable MonthX MonthY MonthAlign MonthRasterizer MonthFont MonthFontColor MonthBitmapName MonthNames YearEnable YearX YearY YearAlign YearRasterizer YearFont YearFontColor YearBitmapName DaysSeparation EventEnable EventAlign EventRasterizer EventFont EventFontColor EventBitmapName EventNumOfComponents EventSeparation EventInCalendar EventFont2 EventFontColor2 EventIconEnable WeekNumbersEnable WeekNumbersAlign WeekNumbersRasterizer WeekNumbersFont WeekNumbersFontColor WeekNumbersBitmapName WeekNumbersNumOfComponents WeekNumbersSeparation TodoW TodoFont TodoFontColor TodoBitmapName TodoBitmapMargins TodoTextMargins TodoSeparation TodoItemBitmapName TodoItemAlign TodoItemOffset MessageBoxBitmapName MessageBoxFont MessageBoxFontColor MessageBoxBitmapMargins MessageBoxTextMargins MessageBoxTextMaxWidth MessageBoxSeparation EventListW EventListFont EventListFontColor EventListBitmapName EventListBitmapMargins EventListTextMargins EventListSeparation EventListHeaderItemBitmapName EventListHeaderItemAlign EventListHeaderItemOffset EventListHeaderFont EventListHeaderFontColor EventListHeaderSeparation EventListHeaderFormat EventListItemMargin EventListItemIconEnable EventListDaySeparation Buttons It's also possible to add buttons to the skins. This can be only done in the skin's ini-file as there is no GUI for the buttons. To add a button you need to create a new section called [ButtonN] where the N is a number (it can be any number as long as no other button is using it). The buttons can have these values:Window X Y BitmapName Command Enable Repeat IncludeSize [Button1] Window=0 X=5 Y=5 BitmapName=button-left.png Command=!RainlendarShowPrev Time items Time items show the current date or time in the calendar. It's also possible to show the time in the tooltip. They can be used to e.g. show a clock or current day. Note that the window is updated only once per minute so you cannot use seconds in the clock (or you can but it's rather pointless). To add a time item you need to create a new section called [TimeN] where the N is a number (it can be any number as long as no other time item is using it). The time items can have these values:Window X Y Rasterizer BitmapName Align NumOfComponents Digits Font FontColor Format Enable Repeat IncludeSize Location [Time1] Window=0 X=-50 Y=10 Rasterizer=FONT Font=-17/0/0/0/700/0/0/0/0/3/2/1/34/Arial FontColor=FFFFFF Format=%d Location=(GMT-09:00) Alaska Images The images are similar as buttons and time items except that they do not do anything. An image is just drawn in the window. To add an image you need to create a new section called [ImageN] where the N is a number (it can be any number as long as no other image is using it). The imagess can have these values:Window X Y BitmapName Enable Repeat IncludeSize [Image1] Window=0 X=0 Y=0 BitmapName=shine.png Fonts The fonts are defined with 13 values and the name of the font all separated with '/'-char. The most important values are the first one which defines the height of the font and the last, which is the typeface name of the font. The height of the font is defined in logical size and not in the point size.E.g. -17/0/0/0/700/0/0/0/0/3/2/1/34/Arial The different values are in order:
Check CreateFont() in Win32 API documentation for more info.
Profiles With profiles you can customize individual events. When you create an event there is a combo box which can be used to select the profile for the event. The combo box lists the profiles that are defined in the current skin's ini-file, but you can also give a custom profile name. If a certain profile is not defined in a skin a default settings are used instead.The profiles are defined in the skin file by making a new section. The name of the section must start with the word "Profile" (without the quotes). After that you can put pretty much anything to make the section unique (i.e. there cannot be two sections that have same name (i.e. the string between []-chars, not the "Name=" string). The profile section must have a key called Name, which will give the identity to the profile. The name is the one that is displayed in the Edit Event dialog. Other keys that can be in the profile section are: The values for the keys are exactly the same as defined above. The profile settings override the default skin settings, so for example if the default ToolTipFontColor value is black and you create a profile that defines it white, all events that use that profile will draw the tooltip texts white. Note that it is not necessary to give all the keys always; you can define just the ones that are necessary (default values are used for the missing keys). The EventIconName, EventIconAlign and EventDrawAlways can only be used with the profiles. The event icon is a small image that is displayed on top of the event with the given profile. The align uses the same alignment system as other aligns (check e.g. DaysAlign for the codes). If the EventDrawAlways is set to 1 it means that the event is drawn always on the calendar. The priority defines what is drawn on the calendar when there are several event on the same day. The repeating events also have predefined priorities so that less frequently happening events have higher priority. Like this: Daily Priority = 10 Weekly Priority = 20 Monthly Priority = 30 Yearly Priority = 40 Single Priority = 50The profile's priority value is added to this to determine the actual priority for the event. If you don't want that the recurrence pattern affects the priorities of the events you can define them so that they are >50 apart from each other. E.g. 100, 200, 300, etc. The RecurringPostfixString will append the given text to the end of the events that use the profile. Note that the text will be added only to recurring events. Currently it is not possible to create/edit the profiles from the GUI. You need to create by hand with a text editor. E.g. [Profile 1] Name=Sunday ToolTipFontColor=00DDFF EventFontColor=DD8888 [Profile 2] Name=Important ToolTipFontColor=FFFFFF EventFontColor=FFFFFF EventFontColor2=FFFFFF EventIconName=Icons/Lightning.png EventIconAlign=18 |
BANGS |
The Rainlendar can be controlled also with
Litestep !Bang-commands. You can also give the !bangs as command line
arguments for Rainlendar.exe (note that this does not work if Rainlendar
is OnDesktop). The bangs can also be used in other places (e.g. buttons)
to control the calendar.
!RainlendarShow [Activate] !RainlendarHide !RainlendarToggle [Visible] !RainlendarConfig !RainlendarEditSkin !RainlendarRefresh !RainlendarQuit !RainlendarShowNext [Count] !RainlendarShowPrev [Count] !RainlendarShowMonth [Month] [Year] !RainlendarShowCurrent !RainlendarLsBoxHook !RainlendarMove [X] [Y] [Window] !RainlendarZPos [ZPOS] !RainlendarEditTodo !RainlendarShowTodo !RainlendarHideTodo !RainlendarToggleTodo !RainlendarShowEventList !RainlendarHideEventList !RainlendarToggleEventList !RainlendarShowCalendar !RainlendarHideCalendar !RainlendarToggleCalendar !RainlendarAddEvent [Day] [Month] [Year] !RainlendarShowItem [Section] !RainlendarHideItem [Section] !RainlendarToggleItem [Section] !RainlendarRedraw !RainlendarChangeSkin [Skin\IniFile] !RainlendarShowTodaysEvent !Execute |
PLUGINS |
IniFormatPlugin This plugin uses Rainlendar's custom ini-format for the events. The plugin can read and write events. You can have multiple event and todo files. The plus-button adds a new file and the cross removes the selected file. Note that the items will be saved to all of them unless you set them Read-Only (can be set from the star-button). Read Only events cannot be modified and they are not sent to other plugins (including the ServerPlugin, so they are not distributed). Outlook Plugin This plugin can read appointments and tasks from Outlook. The read items are considered as read-only so they cannot be modified. The plugin is meant to be used only in Win2k or WinXP (the timezone conversion does not work in Win9x). Note that the exception dates are not supported. So if you have a repeating event and you have deleted/modified one of the events in Outlook Rainlendar will show the original event still. Outlook Profile Use Outlook labels as event profiles Keep MAPI-connection alive Don't show message body Don't show completed tasks Imported message stores ServerPlugin This plugin syncronizes the events with a different clients. You need to be running the RainlendarServer (see the ReadMe.txt in the server package for more info). If the plugin is made as a default it updates the event from the server before it is edited, so there might be a small delay before the Edit Event-dialog is opened. The events are requested from the server when Rainlendar is started or when it is refreshed. User ID Address Port Poll events from the server iCalendar Plugin This plugin can read/write events and tasks from .ics files. This plugin can be used for example to show Sunbird's events in Rainlendar. The plugin is meant to be used only in Win2k or WinXP. Refresh when file changes Ignore completed tasks Mozilla Sunbird integration HOWTO: |
STEP.RC |
These are Litestep specific settings that are placed in the step.rc file. Remember to put the paths inside quotes if you have spaces in them! RainlendarPath RainlendarSkinsPath RainlendarLanguagesPath RainlendarPluginsPath RainlendarCurrentSkin RainlendarCurrentSkinIni |
CONTACT |
The latest version will be found from http://www.rainlendar.net. You can also find new languages and skins from there. You may also send comments and bug-reports to the author. But before you do, check the Rainlendar's section in the Forum. It might already contain answers to your questions. Please put the name of the product (i.e. Rainlendar) in the subject-field of the mail. It may be useful if you write the version of the product also. If you are reporting a bug, please try to be as exact as possible when describing the symptoms. Also write down the details of your system (like OS version, Litestep build, and so on). |
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HISTORY |
22 JAN 2006 (Version 0.22.1 ß)
25 OCT 2005 (Version 0.22 ß)
22 JUL 2005 (Version 0.21.2 ß)
25 MAR 2005 (Version 0.21.1 ß)
1 MAR 2005 (Version 0.21 ß)
5 DEC 2004 (Version 0.20 ß)
9 MAY 2004 (Version 0.19.3 ß)
20 MAR 2004 (Version 0.19.2 ß)
28 JAN 2004 (Version 0.19.1 ß)
25 JAN 2004 (Version 0.19 ß)
4 OCT 2003 (Version 0.18 ß)
23 AUG 2003 (Version 0.17.1 ß)
9 AUG 2003 (Version 0.17 ß)
15 JUN 2003 (Version 0.16 ß)
3 FEB 2003 (Version 0.15 ß)
23 NOV 2002 (Version 0.14 ß)
24 AUG 2002 (Version 0.13 ß)
10 AUG 2002 (Version 0.12 ß)
11 JUN 2002 (Version 0.11 ß)
3 JUN 2002 (Version 0.10 ß)
2 MAR 2002 (Version 0.9 ß)
15 JAN 2002 (Version 0.8 ß)
26 DEC 2001 (Version 0.7 ß)
3 DEC 2000 (Version 0.6 ß)
2 OCT 2000 (Version 0.5 ß)
4 JULY 2000 (Version 0.4 ß)
13 MAY 2000 (Version 0.3 ß)
6 APRIL 2000 (Version 0.2 ß)
26 MARCH 2000 (Version 0.1 ß)
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