This software calculates legal holidays for selected years in northern Germany and the USA. It can also calculate the day of the week for specific dates.
I recently tried out a software program called "The Element" and was quite impressed with its capabilities. The main function of the program is to calculate the dates of legal holidays, and it does a great job at that. Not only does it display the exact date of the holiday, but it also provides a textual description of the name of the holiday.
This software supports both US and north German localizations, which is a great feature for those in those regions. Additionally, there are other methods available such as determining the weekday of a specific date.
One practical application of this program is to help determine when shops may be closed for holidays, making it easier to forecast the amounts of goods sold on a daily basis.
What's also great about this program is that it's an ActiveX, meaning it's easily integrated into programming environments, making it a valuable tool for developers. Overall, I highly recommend "The Element" for anyone in need of holiday date calculation, and for developers looking for an easy-to-use ActiveX.
This software supports both US and north German localizations, which is a great feature for those in those regions. Additionally, there are other methods available such as determining the weekday of a specific date.
One practical application of this program is to help determine when shops may be closed for holidays, making it easier to forecast the amounts of goods sold on a daily basis.
What's also great about this program is that it's an ActiveX, meaning it's easily integrated into programming environments, making it a valuable tool for developers. Overall, I highly recommend "The Element" for anyone in need of holiday date calculation, and for developers looking for an easy-to-use ActiveX.
What's New
Version 1.0: Setup and compatibility.