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Plans duties for 1 of ~30 doctors, 2 duties a day, calendar-based and person-based schedules & statistics. Berechnet Dienstpläne für 1 aus ~30 Ärzten, 2 Schichten / Tag, Kalenderpläne, persönliche Pläne und Statistik.
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This program displays (in Greek language) the "name day" that is celebrated based on the Greek Orthodox Calendar. It also displays events from a personal and international days database and can calculate the Orthodox Easter and the feast days of a year
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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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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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libxcal is a library for manipulating calendars, supporting both the vCalendar (vCard), iCalendar and xCalendar standards for reading and writing. It provides a more high-level interface compared to the (seemingly abandoned) libical project.
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This is a set of optimization models and supporting software for exploring the relationship between patient scheduling and nursing unit occupancy in hospitals.
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The pOrganizer is an Application for the Palm OS that allows you to organize all the standard palm application's data (Todo, Memo, Date, Address) into hierarchial groups.
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reminder455 — cli remind application. it shows table, which displays how many days left to fixed events. Output to console or xhtml. run under linux or windows.
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A console-based calendar program built for flexibility and a rich set of features for the *Nix environment. It will be based around events and scheduling. It will have also have calendar server features of some large groupware suites.
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Text-based Intuitive Personal Information Organizer. A completely console oriented PIM that is compatible and can seamlessly operate with Apple iCal and Mozilla Calendar.
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Tpl makes it easy to serialize your C data using just a handful of API functions. The data is stored in its native binary form for maximum efficiency. C, Perl and XML supported. Data is portable across CPU types and OS's from Unix to Mac to Windows.
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Yank is a simple notekeer and todo-list manager using the gnome and gtk libraries. It feels stable and usable enough to be released to the public but it surely lacks some (not so important) features which might be added later.
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MultiSync is a program to synchronize calendars, addressbooks and other PIM data between programs on your computer and other computers, mobile devices, PDAs or cell phones.
