Java-Kalender Files

Platformunabhängiger Kalender zum Eintragen von Ereignissen

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Name	Modified	Size	InfoDownloads / Week
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README.txt	2013-05-31	259 Bytes	0
Kalender-src.zip	2013-05-31	296.7 kB	0
Kalender.jar	2013-05-31	353.5 kB	0
Totals: 3 Items		650.5 kB	0

Per Doppelklick oder mit "java -jar Kalender.jar" starten.
Funktioniert auf allen Betriebssystemen mit java.

Voraussetzung: Java Runtime Environment (empfohlen: Version 1.7)

Siehe "java -jar Kalender.jar --help" fuer Hinweise zum Aufruf mit Parametern.

Source: README.txt, updated 2013-05-31

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Java-Kalender Files

Platformunabhängiger Kalender zum Eintragen von Ereignissen

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