With this web page, you can create your own custom pregnancy calendar with all of the important dates calculated from your landmark date (e.g. Due Date) included. You only need to enter one date, and all others will be calculated and saved in one calendar file. This file will contain elements spanning from your LMP Date (week 0), all the way up to four weeks after your Due Date (week 44, for those stubborn babies). This calendar file (in iCal format) can then be imported into your favorite desktop calendar program, such as Google Calendars, Thunderbird (with the calendar extension), Sunbird, Outlook, etc.
This is NOT an online calendar, you must import the file into the calendar program of your choice. Although you can import this file into Google Calendars and make it an online calendar.
To create your custom calendar, follow these steps:
You can format the entries in your calendar by editing the content format box. If you wish to know only the week, month, or lunar month (depending on your selections) that you are currently in, just type in %n %t (which will give somthing like 12 weeks, or 6 months. If you only wish to know how many weeks or months you have left, type in %r %t remaining (note the word remaining, which will appear in every element, just as you typed it). This will give something like the following: 5 months remaining, or 7 weeks remaining. Also note that I did not type 'weeks' or 'months', that is taken care of by the %t item
The examples shown near the box will show real world examples of what you can expect to see when you download the calendar. The examples will change as you type in the format box.
This format customization only applies to the weeks, months, and lunar months elements. Periods and trimesters are not affected.
Unfortunately, I cannot assist everybody with importing their calendars into the numerous different programs out there. But if you read your program's help file, it will give you instructions on how to import an iCal (ics) file into your program. You can also search for help 'importing an iCal file into [your program]' in your favorite search engine.
Created by Benjam Welker (http://iohelix.net)