A Compact Calculator Tool Add & Subtract or Calculate Dates on Windows

Today AutoClose, Inc. released a new freeware program CalcDate V1.0, which is a compact calculator adds or subtracts time units from a given date, and calculates the difference between two dates in years, months, weeks, and days, even handling leap years automatically for accurate results. With CalcDate, it would be much easier for users who want to subtract two dates and calculate number of days, weeks, months or years.

Why People Want to Calculate the Difference between Two Dates in Days or Weeks?

- Age Calculation: Determining someone's age often involves calculating the number of days or years between their birthdate and the current date.

- Event Planning: Figuring out how many days or weeks are left until a specific event, such as a birthday, anniversary, or holidays.

- Project Management: Tracking the duration of a project or task by calculating the number of days or weeks between the start and end dates.

- Financial Planning: Calculating interest accrual periods or mortage repayment policy based on the number of days or weeks.

- Health and Fitness: Monitoring progress towards fitness goals, such as tracking the number of days since the last workout or calculating the duration of a diet plan.

Highlights of CalcDate

- 100% Freeware
- Add or subtract time units from a given date
- Calculate the difference between two dates in years or months
- Subtract Two Dates and calculate number of days or weeks
- Subtract Two Dates and calculate number of hours, minutes or seconds
- Portable Version Available, 130 KB only
- Compact, installer is smaller than 1 MB
- Multilingual

Availability

Homepage: https://autoclose.net/calcdate.html
File Size: 0.9 MB (Portable ZIP is 130 KB)
OS: Windows 7 / Windows 8 / Windows 10 / Windows 11 or later & Server (64/32 bit)
License: Freeware

Woody Jackson
AutoClose, Inc.
admin@autoclose.net
52702 LH Community, SZ Rd., L.A.
CA 90001

AutoClose team specializes in Windows freeware and software technologies since 2008. By leveraging its extensive programming experience in developing for Windows OS, MacOS, iOS and Android, the team creates converters and tools that stand out for the technical excellence and ease of use.

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