PERSONAL CALENDAR

Using personal calendars we can personalise our significant events.This personal calendar is based on java application.

The interface is for regular users to browse and edit their calendars.The initial display consists of one window which consists of two parts:command menu and regular monthly display.

The File menu contains typical commands for manipulating data files . 'File New' opens a new calendar in a new display window. 'File Open' opens an existing calendar from a previously saved file, displaying it in the current display window or a new window as selected by the user. 'File Close' closes the currently active calendar, offering to save if it has been modified since opening. (The currently active calendar is the one on which the user has most recently performed a command.)'File Save' saves the currently active calendar on the file from which it was opened, or on a new file if it was created from a new display.

The View menu allows the user to browse through a calendar in a variety of ways.'View Item' displays the scheduling details for a selected scheduled item. 'View Day' displays details of the currently selected calendar day. 'View Week' displays the seven-day week in which the currently selected day appears, with less detail than the daily display. Weeks can be displayed in tabular or list format.'View Goto Date' displays a dialog for choosing a specific date to become the current date in the active display.

Appointment scheduling is one of the most commonly performed operations with the Calendar system.To schedule an appointment, the user selects the 'Appointment' command in the Schedule menu, In response, the system displays the dialog.The 'Title' field is a one-line string that describes the appointment briefly. The 'Date' field contains the date on which the appointment is to occur.Appointment Security is one of four levels: 'public', 'title only', 'confidential', and private.