Just check again and still no link sent to me.

Dog, the same thing has been happening to me. I always check my spam folder and it doesn't even show up there. It has been going on for a few weeks. I guess no one is paying attention to these comments since I have been complaining about this issue. I haven't tried a different e-mail yet, but I haven't had trouble with this e-mail before.

Velvet, thank you very much. I'll be thinking I'll send an email to Giveaway itself.

Dog, I just tried with another e-mail address and I received the link this time.

Velvet, I just tried another email address and that worked. Apparently there is a filter installed here.

Arnold, I did not have trouble to print:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/gim13rualhwp4ew/GOTD.pdf

better link:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/7ozsadqnsrhvb0v/GOTD.pdf?dl=0

Arnold, I use Broderbund's Calendar Creator 12 Deluxe for that purpose; Highly recommended!

Tweak, because androids do not have a built in sync system as iPhones do.

Dog,

Explain please?

I have my calendar on my PC which syncs to my phone and tablet and laptop and it also is shared with my mom using Android on her phone and my father with his iPhone. Always synced and never an issue, reminders, holidays, weather, birthdays and events all sync and work.

I see people choosing to downvote my comment but it was a legitimate question. Rather than downvote how about answer like Dog did which was the intent. Upvote or downvote doesn't matter just looking for a reason to use or not use the offered program.

Thank you Dog for actually replying.

Tweak, First, the cost of this software is not out of line with similar software. Secondly, not everyone has a phone (gasp), and of those who do, many are NOT smartphones. Of the people with phones, many still use them primarily to make and receive phone calls, and they do this by choice. We all use technology differently. I rarely use my Samsung for phone calls, and I do value the capabilities it possesses, but I pick and choose which are valuable to me. Third, I have never dropped my desktop with a 27" screen, or lost it, or submerged it in the washing machine. I have done all those things with my smartphone. (Yes, I know. I could recover my Google calendar from my online accounts.) Fourth, many of us can benefit from the additional features that a personal information manager provides, features which Google calendar just does not have. (Let's not even mention the concerns I have over Google being the "all-knowing" presence it has come to be in the online world.) If Google calendar is sufficient for your needs, then that's great, but the more expansive features of a desktop PIM are more appropriate for many.

Tweak, I always print a calendar for my wife for the kitchen - with a family picture on it - using Serif's Page Plus. Even in today's world, not everyone lives exclusively on the internet or cloud.

JEB,

I'm an Android user, not a fan of iPhones or iOS but my dad likes his iPhone.

Sparky,

This is sort of what I figured to some degree. Over all the years and phones I have owned I now consider myself lucky to never have done any of the things you mentioned except drop my phone to the floor/ground but even that has been less than 10 times easily.

I do rarely but occasionally see people with flip phones or non smartphones so I guess it has its place with some.

Checking the website I just didn't really see anything special that stands out that can't be done for free already but maybe there is some little thing it does that'll make it worth it to someone.

Thanks Sparky, definitely doesn't look like it will be of any use to me at all.

Tweak, For me personally, I have had Outlook ever since I got my first computer, but it never quite fit in with how I used my old paper Daytimer, and Daytime discontinued its software. It always seemed to me that Outlook was primarily a calendar program, which gave a passing nod to task management, whereas I really need a capable task manager that gives a passing nod to calendar and contact management. The most useful one I found for me was the Leadertask version from October, 2014, but I always look closely at software in this category.

I really value my Samsung Galaxy S4 and my tablet, but the S4 overheats easily and becomes unresponsive, and I seem to fill up my tablet frequently, which makes it run slowly. I learned that relying on either for checking my calendar was frustrating.

Simples, really - not everyone has a phone with a calendar, and not everyone is happy to be ensnarled by Google's tentacles.

JEB, and if you do not use gmail's system?

Sparky,

Fair enough. I consider myself lucky then I can use what I have or get a free app that helps. Between Google mail (Gmail), Google Keep, Google Calendar I'm pretty much covered with that which I need.

You present a valid argument sir. I'm so into technology and have been for so long I just see this offering as feeling somewhat "old fashioned" if you will.

Arnold,

Serif... haven't heard that name in a pretty long time!

This makes a LOT of sense though, thanks Arnold.

Sparky,

Daytimer... that I recall somewhat. Looks like they are around...or the one I am thinking of at least.
https://www.daytimer.com/daytimer/home

Sorry to hear of the problems with your devices. I have a couple computers (5 actually), 3 laptops (and a NetBook I don't count), around 6 tablets and 3 phones so I'm into tech but if I ran into the problems you describe something would definitely need to happen quickly. I don't like non working or improper functioning gadgets!