OneMore Calendar

February 19, 2023

Last updated on September 29, 2026

The OneMore Calendar is a separate program accessible from the OneMore main menu. It displays a monthly calendar showing

pages that were created and modified on each day.

 

 

  • Click the month/year title to jump to a specific year
  • Click the day number in the month view to jump to the detail view
  • Click a page link to open that page in OneNote
  • Right-click a page to display options, see below
  • Type in the filter field to see matching page by title, section, section group, notebook, and hashtag
  • Include or exclude specific notebooks in Settings
  • Optionally display deleted pages
  • Light mode or dark mode, or a a custom theme file (blue is available!)
  • The language displayed in OneMoreCalendar is controlled by the OneMore language setting

 

Day Header Commands

In month view, click the day header to switch to the detail view and scroll to that day.

 

When the mouse moves over the day header, additional commands are displayed. Click the "+" button to create a new page, marked with that date as its creation date; the modified time will still be today. Click the copy button to copy hyperlinks of every page listed under that day.

 

 

The Right-Click Menu

Right click any page in either the month view or detail view.

 

 

Reminders

A bell icon is displayed next to pages that have at least one Reminder. This appears in both the month view and the list view. Hover over a bell to view the next oustanding reminder and a count of other reminders on the page.

 

 

Keyboard shortcuts

  • Page up (or Ctrl+Left) - show previous month
  • Page down (or Ctrl+Right) - show next month
  • Home - jump to current month
  • Ctrl+Tab - switch between month view and detail view
  • F5 - refresh the current view
  • F1 - shot the keyboard shortcuts cheat-sheet

 

Command Line

You can run OneMoreCalendar.exe from the command line. The program accepts one argument, the month and year to display. Of course, it shows the current month and year by default. But you can specify any date in the past, for example

 

  • .\OneMoreCalendar.exe "2025-02"
  • .\OneMoreCalendar.exe "02-2025"
  • .\OneMoreCalendar.exe "Feb 2025"

 

Note that OneNote should be running first, otherwise, OneMoreCalendar will try to instantiate OneMore itself which is very time consuming.

 

 

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