TrayDay

TrayDay is a Windows utility designed to help you keep track of the date, week number, and counter information, all in one convenient location in the Windows tray or Notification area, as it is known in Windows XP. With just a glance, you can see the date on an icon that looks like a page from a tear-off calendar. This is a useful feature, as it saves you time when you would otherwise have to mouse over the clock or search for an Insert Date option.

Hovering over the icon will display the day of the week, while the Tooltip will show the Julian Day number and Internet Time in Swatch format. The pop-up menu that appears when you click the icon will display the date in up to ten different user-defined formats. You can choose to insert the date into your application or copy it to the clipboard, depending on your preference. One of the available formats is the ISO week date, using calendar week and day number notation, such as 2008-W15-2 for April 8, 2008.

TrayDay also has a calendar feature that can be displayed on your desktop. This calendar can show one or three months at a time and lets you choose a color scheme. You can set the calendar to be displayed on top of all other windows for quick reference. You can easily navigate through the months and years using your mouse, keyboard, or mouse wheel. You can also enter any date in whatever format you choose. If you need to view week numbers, you can simply press the W (or S) button on the calendar. TrayDay is compatible with Windows 7/8/10, making it a versatile and useful tool for Windows users.