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Connect Daily Web Calendar 3.3.6 (Default branch)

Image Connect Daily, a Web-based calendaring system, allows multiple users to add and edit calendar events using a Web browser. The calendar display can be directly integrated into your Web site. It provides advanced capabilities for managing resources and facilities. It supports event download to MS Outlook and Palm OS PDAs. Export to iCal clients like KOrganizer, Evolution, and Apple iCal is supported. Events can also be exported via RSS 2.0 feed. Authentication via LDAP or Active Directory is supported. License: Other/Proprietary License with Free Trial Changes:
This release adds a custom header creation tool, CSS creation tools, a screen to simplify public calendar setup, and an Add Calendar wizard that simplifies calendar creation. Additional CSS elements now allow styling cells based on the day of the week. Email notifications and reminders now allow ala-carte addition of email addresses. Some two dozen other small enhancements and bugfixes were made.Image

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