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This perl script generates a calender in month overview. It can output PostScript documents or PNG images. Events from an ical file are optionally imported and printed. Events can be colored by categories or event name. Multiple day events are drawn in a continous box.

ProjectTRACKER is a HTML based SW project management tool implementing standard project planning and control methods. ProjectTRACKER also supports the Agile Scrum development methodology consisting of user stories and story point estimation techniques and with this allows to close the gaps between Agile and Plan-driven concepts. In addition heuristic project scheduling and statistical estimation functions based on Lean Six Sigma methodologies are supported.

Multi Cron FTP it's java utility used to execute ftp tasks over a set of hosts or schedule a single script in a cron-like fashion.

cClearly is a Java-based Desktop application, which allows full stand-alone and offline functionality, but allows the sharing of tasks and information via LAN, e-mail or through a simple PHP script on a web server.

A PHP script that uses a mySQL database and generates Monthly, Weekly, Daily calendars. It also has the ability to export the calendar to PDF so you can print them off or just save them on your computer.

A personal php webpage script providing Email, Calendar, Addressbook, and a Notepad, backed by a mysql database. Minimalistic. Works with all browsers.

This program is a perl CGI script that accesses Address and Datebook PDB files (via Palm::PDB). It is intended for a home or office LAN. It basically publishes the information stored in the PDB files so that anyone on the LAN (e.g. my wife) can view it.