1) Just drop the “EZCalendar” file into the “Control Panels” folder in the System folder and Restart your Macintosh!
NOTE: Only do step #2 if you are installing for the first time and not upgrading to a newer version.
2) After restarting (and before opening EZCalendar for the first time), EZCalendar will have created a folder in your “Preferences” folder called “EZCalendar Folder”. If you want to be able to display the moon phases, you’ll need to drag the file called “Moon Phases” into the “EZCalendar Folder” in the “Preferences” folder. You’ll also want to drag the “Yearly Events” file into the “EZCalendar Folder” in the “Preferences” folder (this file has many yearly events already defined, such as major holidays, etc.). You can remove, edit or delete any of these events at any time...
Turning EZCalendar on/off:
You can turn EZCalendar on or off at any time by going into your Apple menu to the Control Panels, then to the EZCalendar Control Panel and then clicking the on/off button in the lower left of the EZCalendar Control Panel window. Changes take effect after you Restart.
