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If you like creating budgets, tracking expenditures, and maintaining a bird’s eye view of your money, Debit & Credit’s widgets can come in really handy. These show the events coming up soon on your calendar, along with any tasks and events that are upcoming which makes it very easy to keep a handle on all your planned events. You get the standard date and calendar widgets, but what I use most often are the event and up next widgets. Fantastical 3, on the other hand, offers some really useful ones that you should definitely check out. However that one is very limited in what it offers.

I know what you’re thinking, macOS already has a calendar widget. Plus, if you see something interesting, just click on it to launch Reeder and read the entire article.ĭownload Reeder 5 from the App Store ( $9.99, Rs. The widget displays the latest updates from your RSS feeds without having to open up the app. Reeder 5 is an RSS reader, so you can just add your favourite websites’ RSS feeds to it, and then add the widget on your Mac and you’re all set. However, Reeder 5’s widget offers a great way to stay updated with what’s new. Keeping up with the news is not easy, and on a Mac you don’t even get the News widget to help you with it. Thumbnail images appear for all the pictures in the folder.Ĭlick the thumbnail of the calendar screenshot to select it as your Mac’s desktop image.Download SmartTasks from the App Store ( Free, with in-app purchases) 3. Navigate to the folder and click it to select it.

If your folder does not appear in the left pane, click the “Plus” sign at the bottom of the pane. Click the name of the folder where you saved the screenshot that you made with Grab. Click a folder where you want to save the screenshot and type a name for the image, such as “Calendar for Desktop.” Click “Save.”Ĭlick the Apple logo at the top left of the display and select “System Preferences.” Click “Desktop & Screen Saver” and then click “Desktop” to display a list of folders in the left pane of the System Preferences window. Click the “Month” tab at the top of the Calendar window to view the entire month.Ĭlick the green button at the upper left of the application window to expand the calendar to fill the Mac’s entire display.Ĭlick “Applications” on the Dock of your Mac, followed by “Utilities.” Click “Grab” to launch Apple’s native screen grab application.Ĭlick “Capture” from the Grab menu, and choose “Screen.” Click anywhere on the screen to take a screenshot of your calendar page.Ĭlick “File” from the Grab menu and then click “Save” to display a dialog box.