For Immediate Release                            Contact: Kent Briggs
October 18, 2004                                  
                                                  

                       CALENDAR COMMANDER 2.0

Houston, TX -- Briggs Softworks announces the release of Calendar Commander 
2.0, a calendar design and printing tool for Windows. Users can customize 
and print any of the three dozen ready-to-use calendars included or design 
their own from scratch using the built-in editor. All calendars created are 
independent data files saved in XML format, ideal for sharing and trading 
with other users.

Calendar Commander can import photos to make attractive wall calendars for 
personal or business use or as gifts for friends and family. It will produce 
daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly calendars in a variety of styles with 
full support for personal events and holidays. All paper sizes are supported,
including international standards, from postcards to posters produced by
wide-format printers.

New for version 2.0 is an improved events editor that supports timed events,
moon phases, associated icons, and the ability to import schedules from 
Microsoft Outlook. Exporting calendars to other graphics applications in 
BMP, GIF, PNG, and JPG format is now easier, as is designing custom calendars 
with the redesigned editing tools.

Calendar Commander is available for Windows 95 through XP and works with 
any Windows compatible printer. The license fee is $34.95. Multi-user site 
licenses are also available. Visit the Briggs Softworks web site to download 
a trial version, view screen shots, and read more about the program.

Briggs Softworks (http://www.briggsoft.com) is an independent software 
developer, producing a variety of Windows productivity tools. In addition
to Calendar Commander, these tools include Puffer (file encryption), 
CryptaPix & CryptaFlix (image & movie encryption), Directory Snoop (file 
wiping & recovery), Link Maven (PC to PC transfers), and File Maven Pro 
(file management).

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