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| Converts degrees Celsius and Fahrenheit; centimeters and inches; meters and feet; kilometers and miles; kilograms and pounds; milliliters to ounces; and for fun, regular beers and tall beers. |
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| 23. Extcalendar
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| EXTcalendar is a very huge calendar script, written in PHP and uses MySQL as a backend to store data.You can choose between Dutch, English, French, Dutch, Italian, Spanish, Arabic or Korean for language.Further on, you can browse by day, month, category and month. Also there is a very extended admin where you can add yourself events, categorys, approve events given in by other people on the 'live' site ...And the colors for the 'live site' can be changed and many others like disable/enable urls, search ... |
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| 24. Lucid . calendar
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| The lucid . calendar is a simple calendar application written in PHP. It is currently set up to use the MySQL database as its back end. However, I don't think it would be very hard to port it to a different database. |
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| 25. MyCalendar
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| MyCalendar is a very full featured, yet easy to operate PHP4/MySQL calendar. It offers a full administration area, recurring calendar entries of varying period and duration (i.e. same day every month for 6 months or once every year for 4 years), optional categories, year, month, week, and day displays, auto-hyperlinking, and the option to allow users to submit items which can then be validated before adding to the calendar. |
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| 27. Project-Based Calendaring System
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| A lot of UI tweaking has been done and the overview consitency was improved. A meta refresh system was added to see changes in you Calendar every 10 minutes (when other people change you calendar of course). |
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| 28. Proverbs PHP Web Calendar
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| This is a web event calendar developed using PHP and powered by MySQL. The calendar is viewed in month format with a popup window detailing the events of each day as they are clicked on. The calendar is customizable within a single file; allowing changes to the title, color choices, starting day of the week, time format(24hr/12hr) and time zone display. |
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| 29. Thickbook
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| If anyone is looking for a recommendation of a Linux distribution, let me whole heartedly recommend the new SuSE 8.0 release (pro or personal). It is awesome. I've been a SuSE user for a couple of years, and have never had a problem (that wasn't my own fault). But I just installed the live eval version of 8.0, to see if it would detect some fairly wacky hardware out of the box, and it did -- with an extremely user-friendly set of installation screens. Don't worry, you can also back out of the graphical screens and use the text-only ones, too. BIG props to SuSE. |
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