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Calendar on web - newbie
Hi folks,
I am kind of new to these things. I want to create a web based database which will serve as a sort of vacation calendar for the employees so that we know how many men we have at a given date. We want this to be seen on internal pages only, so it will be accessed by a username and passwd. The problem is, I have never developed a web page or database on the web page. Where should I start? Any suggestions are appreciated! Thanks, apprentice |
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