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Add to Calendar Button
The convenient JavaScript snippet to create buttons
...It's main goal is to keep this process as easy as possible at maximum compatibility. Simply define your button configuration and everything else is automatically generated by the script. Supporting calendars at Apple, Google, Microsoft (365, Outlook, Teams), Yahoo, and generic iCal. -
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BarControl is a Swing control that implements an interface similar to those used in calendar and scheduling applications like Outlook and iCal. It's straightforward to use and has some premium features.
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This is a set of general purpose swing components, including an Outlook-like bar, a Calendar Component, serveral layouts, and support for component dragging and resizing form visual editors . Samples are included.
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A Java Swing component to select dates using a popup window (also know as 'Date Picker'). Similar to the date selector in MS Outlook / New Appointment. Lightweight, easy to use and customizable in look and feel. Also available in an SWT version.
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