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Week Days Finder
Know any week day after the year 1759!
Enter any date after the year 1759 and find out what day of the week corresponding to that date! You still think you need a calendar? With this application, you have access to thousands calendars, one for each calendar year! Still think you need the paper calendar or calendar on your operating system? You can for example knowing the day of the week corresponding to 14/12/3000, It's a Sunday! Use "find week days in mass" feature! It's the easily way of know faster the day of week... -
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It is calendar program which allows you to enter the month and year in number and displays the monthly calendar .
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A client library adding support for the CalDAV protocol (rfc4791). The intension is to have a library which fully implements the protocol so that anybody with relative ease can add CalDAV support to there application.
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Extended version of the ccal-function in linux, that also shows time and other cool stuff! Originally intended as a school project.
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A reminder window for Evolution that behaves more like the reminder window that most office workers are probably used to. Let reminders accumulate, dismiss individual reminders, and even retain them across opening/closing the program.
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