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Use GMinder to access Google Calendar in Offline Mode

by Aditya on May 4, 2009

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If you have a Google account, you may be using Google Calendar to do time or event management. This free web application provides quite a handful of features like – event alert, calendar sharing, etc.; for users to manage their upcoming events. A desktop utility called GMinder can be used access Google calendar even when you are offline and you need to check your schedule.

GMinder is a system tray application which allows users to download their scheduled or recorded events without opening your browser. To use GMinder is very easy. Just provide your Google account’s username and password and click on ‘download’ button. The app will then display the list of events from your calendar. You can select the event which you want to be displayed. You can also add a new event, delete an event or be alerted on an upcoming event.

Click here to download GMinder. You need to have Microsoft .NET 2.0 framework installed for the application to work. You don’t have it installed, “The setup requires the .NET Framework version 2.0. Please install the .NET Framework and run this setup again”.

About Aditya: Aditya is a 16 year old online entrepreneur living in India. He is the founder and editor of Tech Ravings, a blog sharing latest apps and services from the tech world.Get more from Aditya on Twitter.