Any good calendars?

[Camper]

I have been using my N95 for almost a month and while I enjoy some of the features, I am having a hard time trying to find a good calender. In the past I had a Palm Treo 650 and ran a calender application called "Datebk6" The user manual for this program is 120 pages long. While many might consider it overkill, it is the one program that I really am having a hard time replacing.
I am using Papyrus right now, but the icons are so small, that I can barely make them out. I tried Handy Calender, but it seems very limited also. I even tried styletap emulator to run the datebk, but it did not work well at all. Am I missing something here?

Thanks in advance, Dave

[dayene]

try handy calendar maybe?

[Camper]

Take a look at Datebk6. You will see what I mean.

Thank you, Dave

[psarna]

SBSH Calendar (aka Papyrus) and Handy Calendar are the only two worthy calendar applications available on S60. Papyrus's developer is currently on hold as the developer is currently working on other applications. But you can always contact them at SBSH Mobile Software Forums (Powered by Invision Power Board), and am sure Roy would be more then willing to include many of the features that you desire if possible within the realms of S60.

[Camper]

Thank you. I will contact him. I actually played around with the SBSH program last night and was able to get it to do what I needed to do. That is to be able to see what is coming at me in the month view. It is a little complex and not as clean as I am used to but, hey it will work. I am not 25 anymore, so those tiny icons are a little hard to make out. LOL

Thanks again, Dave

[kevincumbria]

Papyrus from SBSH also gets me vote - stick with it and fire off any queries to the developers. Amit and his team are very responsive.

[psarna]

Oh yes the icons, I understand what you mean here. I am not on the beta tester list for the new version for Papyrus, but I hear it has a lots of improvement. I am keeping my fingers crossed for Roy to get back to Papyrus soon.

As for complexity, am sure you will do better once you get a hang of it. :)