Julian Date Calendar в Android Market

Julian Date Calendar (v. 1.3.3)
Разработано iCorpsOnline

A tool that gives the number of the day of the year and Leap Year; "Simply just that".

This tool is used widely by Government and Military personnel.

Comes with a Home Screen Widget.

Бесплатно

Категория: Инструменты

Закачек: 10000-50000

Размер: 734.9 KB

Опубликовано: 2010-09-20

Обновлено: 2011-04-18

Официальный сайт:
Icorpsonline.com

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Системное имя пакета: com.icorpsonline.JulianDate

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Комментарии и оценки пользователей для Julian Date Calendar

[2012-01-21] Noah:
Great app

[2012-01-16] Johnathon:
Great I put the widget on my home screen next to my calendar for easy quick reference.

[2011-12-21] Christine :
Excellent app!

[2011-12-08] ryan:
Works great Handy for checking real fast when doing military forms

[2011-11-14] wyrdway:
Perfect At the factory I work at we put the "year digit" at the end but this works too! I love that it had a widgit that way it only takes me a second 2 check

[2011-11-08] John:
Yay Works great! The negative comments apparently don't know how to read Julian date. The first number is the year. Understand what you criticize.

[2011-10-29] Ethan:
Awesome Works great. Love the widget. Ppl are dumb and don't know what they are talking about

[2011-09-18] Randy:
Bunch of idiots leaving feedback on a product you think is substandard, yet, no clue what your talking about. Thx for the quick reference icorps.

[2011-09-16] Eric:
Clean and simple.....and correct! For everyone complaining about it incorrectly displaying 4 digits instead of 3..... Read up! A 4 digit julian is used in the military and government

[2011-09-11] yenno:
Very good and works well. Can't understand the complaints about the 'extra' year digit - how is it hard to understand!?

[2011-08-22] pickle:
Fail Date is incorrect and not correctable.

[2011-08-19] Carl:
Wow, what a piece of cr@p. Just ran it and it reported the date as twelve-hundred something. It appears to be stuck on 2008 or some other prior year

[2011-08-17] Jonny B:
If you work in Gov't this is perfect. To convert to date just click on the change date button. It shows todays date by default.

[2011-07-22] Anonymous:
Does fine converting date to number, but has no option to convert number to date

[2011-07-06] Aaron:
Great! And for the people complaining about 4 digits.. the first digit represents the last digit of the year. 1001 (january 1, 2011)

[2011-05-26] A:
Why 4 digits? Why no widget showing the present julian day in 3 digits? I'll mark it as full when these done.

[2011-05-14] Joe:
Very handy app, Would be better with option to only show the 3 digit day code though

[2011-04-11] Reyna:
Just used it, thanks for not screwing up something so simple

[2011-04-04] rob:
Whether it's 3 or4 digits, I'm just glad to have it. It's a life saver when programming radios. Hooah.

[2011-04-04] robert:
Whether it's 3 or4 digits, I'm just glad to have it. It's a life saver when programming radios. Hooah.

[2011-02-26] P:
True julian may be 4 digits... but why not add an option to display just the last 3? I'd like to see the option to display 3, 4, or even 5 digits.

[2011-02-11] Elijah:
Julian date is 4... The true Julian DATE is a 4 digit number. The first number in the sequence is the last number of the year in reference. The remaining three numbers pertain to the Julian DAY of the year.

[2011-02-11] elijah:
Julian date is 4... The true Julian DATE is a 4 digit number. The first number in the sequence is the last number of the year in reference. The remaining three numbers pertain to the Julian DAY of the year.

[2011-02-02] BRLL Pirates:
Jul date is not 4 digits it is only 3. Feb 1 should display as 032 not 1032. This should be fixed!

[2011-01-27] Rik:
Great app I use it everyday!

[2011-01-07] E:
Needs an update to fix glitch. Jan 1 is not day 11.

[2011-01-04] Charles:
No Thomas you are wrong! J cal only has 3 numbers!! Needs update!!

[2011-01-04] Deborah:
Got to figure out how this equals the date on a regular calendar!

[2011-01-04] Rhonda:
Julian calendars themselves have three digits but Thomas is correct that the first digit signifies the year. Nice simple app.

[2011-01-02] Thomas:
The 1 in front is the year. Learn how to read a J Cal before you critique.