Re: [MLUG] Calender that I can publish on my web site

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Date: Wed, 01 Mar 2006 15:39:44 -0600
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Josh wrote:

I believe thunderbird/evolution support import/export of iCal and I know KOrganizer has a function to automatically export an HTML version of the calendar when changes are made. (Easy to link that to a script that auto-uploads to the site every evening or so)

I already had KOrganizer installed on the system, so that seemed the easiest way to skin this cat. All I have to do is keep the calendar up to date, and export it when I do.

Thanks for the help.

BTW, for the curious the calender resides at http://www.cmaa.missouri.edu/calendar/calendar.html

Mike

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