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MPXJ is an open source file handling library for Java, .Net and Ruby to read and write Microsoft Project MPX and MSPDI XML files, Planner files, Primavera XER files and databases, Asta Powerproject files and databases, Asta Easyplan files, Phoenix Project Manager files, FastTrack FTS files, GanttProject GAN files, TurboProject PEP files, ConceptDraw PROJECT CDPX, CPDZ and CPDTZ files, Synchro Scheduler SP files and MPP, MPT, and MPD files for Project 98, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2007, 2010, 2013,...

Calizo is a calendar with a zoomable timeline. Unlimited zooming allows to manage historic, genealogical, biographic data, everyday tasks, projects or life plans - for scheduling, genealogy, project management, todo lists, link- and file- organizatio

DDay.iCal is an iCal (RFC 5545) class library for .NET 2.0 and above, Silverlight. It aims at being as RFC 5545 compliant as possible, while targeting compatibility with popular calendaring applications, like Apple iCal, Outlook 2007, etc.

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.

PHP web app to users to convert a Lotus Notes calendar export into a CSV file for import into Outlook.

What happened on this day in history? Lists event and birthdays for a given date. Includes plenty of starter data, or add your own. Displays date in multiple calendars such as Hebrew, Mayan, and Shire (LOTR). GUI, CLI, web interface.

Code-o-Meter is a set schemas and tools for collecting and analyzing data relating to personal productivity, e.g. for the Personal Software Process (PSP).

ClanOffice is a planning tool for gaming clans, using a mysql server to store and share data. It includes a warplanner and calendar and uses simple built-in irc and mail clients to communicate to fellow gamers. A php websuite is allso available.

ZZ is an open-source WinFS. ZZ relies on the same fundamental idea as WinFS, namely that a graph-oriented data store is more user-friendly than the usual tree model.