I’ve created an extremely simple application that wraps an internet explorer window inside a frame, and adds an icon to the system tray so you can easily open your Google Calendar, and keep it open in the tray.

That’s pretty much the only thing it does. There’s no installer, just unzip and double-click to run it.

You can double-click the icon in the tray to show the main window, which will close to the tray.

Download Google Calendar Tray v0.0000001

Thanks to Tim Dallmann, there’s now a new release of Google Reader Notifier. Here’s the changelist:

• A new preference option to “Start when windows starts”
• The default item in the context menu (Go to Reader) is now bold
• The app now checks for updates immediately after any preference changes are made.
• The setup now defaults to installation for everyone
• New icon for notification of unread items.
• Code Cleanup using fxcop

Don’t you just love Open Source?

I’ve also decided to move the downloads page to the Google Code project.

Please note that you should uninstall the old version before you install this one.

Download Google Reader Notifier 1.0.3