DateCalc

It’s a simple little program that will tell you the time period between two dates.

Download bare executable (147KB)
No installation required, just save and run or open directly.
Doesn’t run? DateCalc requires .NET Framework 2.0 (or x64).

Usage
Just select the two dates, or paste in dates into below the calendars. Select a unit from the drop-down menu.

7 June 2007 code

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