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Calendars are a great way to let users know what's coming
up with your site in the near or distant future.
This CGI script will create an output of a calendar for just about any month
by entering in the month and year. Automatically enters major hollidays such
as Thanksgiving etc, but doesn't let user enter his or her individual ideas
automatically. Useful if you just want a quick calendar print out.
Click for demo.
Groupware Calendar - By Selena Sol
Calendar allows for multiple entries to one date. Clicking on a date brings up
a type of "day at a glance" feature which divides the day up by hours. With the
click of a button users can post events or change the day, month, and year.
Click for demo.
HyperCal - By Richard Bowen
Creates an nice looking calendar but has other features that other scripts don't.
Marks the current date in red on the calendar and designates a picture for
each of the months to make scheduling far in advance easier. When appointments
are added, each day gets its own web output to make reading it easier.
Click for demo.
PerlCal - By Randal Pittelli

Good script that makes a beautiful done calendar. Appointments for each day
can be devided into different sections so this calendar is good for people that
have many different appointments each day. Uses many images to enhance the look
of the output as well. Also uses frames. Click for demo.
WebEvent - By Cameron Consulting
One thing I notice right away that I personally don't like is that the titles
of the events are added right to the main calendar. This can be good for some
people but if you have a lot of items for a particular day it may be a bit difficult
to read the calendar. Each appointment does have its own page output though
and when creating appointments, it does give the option of either plain text or
HTML.
Click for demo.