.exe file for Calendar App

Here's what I discovered for the location..

I should have pointed out in my reply that I don't think you can run the Calendar App as a stand alone. It has to run within the App framework.

Ekhangel said:

Yeah, that's what I thought... So I guess the .exe/.bat solution seems to be the only one. Only I still don't know how to do it.

Someone else may have a way but I doubt the exe/bat will work since you can't use the calendar outside of the App platform.

Is this any help
Create the shortcut for calendar where you want it to be (in this example i used the desktop)
Create a .bat file, named whatever you want and place it in the same folder as the shortcut (desktop again for me)
If I now run cal.bat it opens the Calendar App

The only ways i can see is using a vbs file, which then gets rid of the .exe or bat extension

or if you run it from a command prompt

start /b cal.bat

but then automating this would create another batch file so would be back to square one

will do some more looking

The easiest solution i could find, which stops it showing on the desktop, but makes it appear on the taskbar for a fraction of a second is

create a shortcut to the bat file, in the properties for the new shortcut tell it to run minimised, i dont notice this as much and unless looking at the taskbar dont see it appear