Hey was wondering if its possible to add hebcal to my windows desktop, notification center or task bar somehow. Just to have the hebrew date somewhere there.

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WARNING: WRONG PASSOVER 2020/5780 DATES IN HEBCAL!!!

Pesach began on the evening of April 8 and ends on the evening of April 16. It does NOT begin on April 16 and end on April 23. https://www.hebcal.com/hebcal/?year=5780&v=1&month=x&yt=G&nh=on&nx=on&i=off&vis=on&s

How can I contact the website to have the dates corrected? Baruch Hashem I got the right dates for myself! Heaven forbid anyone be misled!!!

Sincerely,

Jonathan Keeley

17th Nisan is labeled on the day labeled as Saturday.  Does it start thst evening or the prior one?

I've used HebCal for quite a while. Every few years I want to extend it into the future. (I don't what to have it go on infinitum.) I was trying to get a fresh update for 2021 - 2023 today. Unfortunately all I could get was 2020-2021. Since I already have 2020 in my calendar I ended up with double entries for the entire year. I need to start on January 2021. I thought there was a way to do this in the past, but I don't see a way to do it in the current version. I'm using macOS.

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I just imported the calendar csv file into Outlook 2010 running on Win 10 pro. I have done this in the past running on Win 7 and I select English and Hebrew in the calendar creation options, and the Hebrew displayed in Hebrew in the Calendar.

Now I am getting x's, etc... I have several Hebrew fonts installed, including "Alef" from this website....

Help? Suggestions? Fixes?

We using the online generator at  https://www.hebcal.com/hebcal

Is there a way to produce a Gregorian iCal which shows only the Pesach/Passover season & includes display the corresponding Hebrew month & day?

An online/live one would be ideal but downloadable ok too.

Thanks.

I have a Gan Yavne spreadsheet with the Hebrew dates and right now I'm converting them to the Gregorian date one-by-one through Hebcal. Is there a way to plug a formula into the excel sheet to convert them to Gregorian automatically?

Hello. I would like to invite the community to an upcoming documentary titled "Remember My Soul: Jewish History of the Rio Grande Valley" at the McAllen Public Library on Sunday, March 15, 2020 at 2:00pm. https://www.facebook.com/events/880767855692971/

Busy women who get the auto-generated weekly Shabbos Candle Lighting times emailed, only go so far as read the subject line that has the candle lighting time. They don't bother to open the email and read the body of the email because they are too busy, and are only concerned with the candle lighting time, which they can get from the Subject Line. 

Therefore, it would be very helpful to have important notices added to the SUBJECT LINE of the email that women need to see, for example when it is Parshas Zachor, and Parshas that the Ten Commandments are read, or when an Eruv Tavshilin is needed. 

I missed Parshsas Zachor, but wouldn't have if the SUBJECT LINE of the email included that information.