How about approaching it from a different angle?  
Option 1:  If the parents are physically there talking to the nurse, odds
are your screen saver is up to protect personal information on the computer
itself.  A quick search shows several free calendar screen savers available.
Not only would you have the calendar, but it would be easier to read and
would have no formula adverts.

Before installing anything, check with your computer support team though.
They may have limitations on what your computer system can do.

Option 2:  Print a small calendar from Outlook or one of many free calendar
programs and put that next to the keyboard.  Again, no ads from formula
companies and no cost other than the paper and printer ink.

llp

Linda L Pohl, IBCLC, RLC
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Phoenix (AZ, USA), Washington DC (USA), Chennai (India), Athens (Greece) in
4/08

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Sent: Friday, January 25, 2008 10:15 PM
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Subject: Formula Keyboard Calendar

The 
triage nurses like to have the calender right there in front of them when
they 
are talking to parents.  I would like to offer a subsitution to the clinic
so we 
can have a keyboard calendar, but I don't have to feel like I'm
participating in 
a WHO code violation.  I could put tape over the pictures, but I still feel
like 
we are benefiting from their *gift.* I searched the internet for a
subsitute, but 
I can't find anything I can buy without ordering 250 with my own 
personalization!  Wouldn't that be nice!  
 


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