I don’t know about you, but I frequently find myself creating a calendar in Excel, spending more time than I should trying to get it to look nice. I found a new site, CalendarLabs.com, that lets you print or download calendars in Office, PDF or iCal format. Sounds like it might be worth a look…
Posts Tagged ‘Software’
Free calendar maker
March 9th, 2009Circos — genomic mapping and comparison tool
January 1st, 2009Although it’s not something I’d ever use, the fact that someone spent time building a tool that generates some of the most interesting and dense graphics I’ve ever seen amazes me.
Circos compares genome maps and displays their similarities and differences in numerous visual formats — http://mkweb.bcgsc.ca/circos/?
It was the software used in the graphic showing Presidential candidates’ references to other candidates, as mentioned in an earlier post.
Thanks to FlowingData for the link.
Favorite iPhone app list
December 30th, 2008I’ve posted a list of my favorite iPhone apps — http://blog.balinsbooks.com/favorite-iphone-apps/. Hope you find it useful!
Upcoming topics…
November 17th, 2008Over the next few weeks, I’ll be posting a few new articles, which are currently percolating…
- How Teaching public schools and managing in a corporation are so similar;
- Why TrueCrypt and KeePass are two awesome tools;
- How good furniture design (like Thomas Moser) and good data visualization (c.f. JunkCharts and Tufte) are similar (and different)
Suggestions? Ideas? Let me know!
