[Leslie]

I think they're basically a list of dates. You add notes to indicate your appointments or whatever. If I needed this functionality, it seems like it would be pretty easy to make a list of dates in Word or something and email it to my Kindle. I think it's telling that the only reviews are from the respective authors.

Don Ursem offered a book that had Kindle tips and tricks, plus calendars, for 96 cents. I bought it and it is the only Kindle book I have returned. I realize the amount was pretty miniscule but the book was an unorganized mess and the calendars were worthless. I am not trying to disparage a fellow author, especially one of a "how to" book, but given what I saw in the book I bought and returned (and I notice he has now priced it at $9.99) I would suggest steering clear of his titles.

My 2 cents, YMMV.

L

 

[Leslie]

I bought a calendar off of Amazon. It was cheap and worthless. I was and am disappointed. I hope there will be some good ones offered in the future.

Pam (tucson)

Hi Pam, welcome. I notice this is your first post! Good to have you here. Come here first for useful info from folks who own Kindles and use them everyday. Hopefully we can prevent that disappointment in the future if we work as a community.

Leslie

 

[Leslie]

Hi Errol, welcome! Glad you found your way here...glad to have you on board. This is a fun and friendly bunch.

L

 

[Leslie]

Leslie, thank you for the welcome message. I use to read alot of your post and still do, over at the Amazon Kindle Forum. Your contribution and help to the Amazon Kindle Forum and the Kindle Boards is incredible!

I thoroughly enjoyed your "The Kindle Chronicles" interview with Len Edgerly.

Errol

Thank you, Errol! I appreciate your kind words! Now, dive in and enjoy the craziness around this place. Like I said, this is a fun and friendly bunch. Enjoy yourself!

L