BirthdayCard (C++, 2006) | Adrian Kosmaczewski

Version: 1.0 Author: Adrian Kosmaczewski Date: November 5th, 2006 Programming Languages: ISO Standard C++, SQL, VBScript Tools: Eclipse, Visual Studio, Xcode, Project Builder, CppUnit, wxWidgets, SQLite, Doxygen Platforms: Linux, Windows, Mac Downloads: See the downloads page. Screenshots: See the screenshots page. Licence: Creative Commons Public Domain

BirthdayCard is a program that allows you to store important dates related to people you know: for example their birthday, their wedding anniversary or other important dates. It provides a list of people who has a “special date” today (anniversary, birthday, etc), and also allows to create a birthday or anniversary card.

More information can be found in the “birthdaycard/doc/BirthdayCard.chm” file contained in the BirthdayCard-1.0-doc.tar.gz file.

Unzipping the tar.gz files:

In Unix systems, this can be done typing “tar -xvzf xxx.tar.gz” in the command line
In Windows it can be opened using the open-source 7-zip utility.

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I was going to ask you where’s the Vista version? but I just knew you would answer with “Where’s Vista?”

In the meantime you open to suggestions? A start page showing all the events in the following week (7 days) so you have time to send an email or buy a pressie or whatever. A calander view showing month by month what events there are … an export (or better yet a sync) to your favorite calander program, able to add a photo for each person, able to add photos or a video clip from the event (particularly for weddings and parties so all the memories are in one place)

ok I’ll stop now :P:P:P:P seriously tho its a great start

Adam

Adam on November 10, 2006 at 5:14 pm said:

I was going to ask you where’s the Vista version? but I just knew you would answer with “Where’s Vista?”
In the meantime you open to suggestions? A start page showing all the events in the following week (7 days) so you have time to send an email or buy a pressie or whatever. A calander view showing month by month what events there are … an export (or better yet a sync) to your favorite calander program, able to add a photo for each person, able to add photos or a video clip from the event (particularly for weddings and parties so all the memories are in one place)
ok I’ll stop now :P:P:P:P seriously tho its a great start
Adam