Website Calendar Program

[Shane]

I need a program that allows me to add events to a calendar and then
when I am finished adding them it can be saved as a webpage. If you
have any program that does anything like this and is freeware please
post a replay. Thank you in advance for your help.

 

[Bebop & Rocksteady]

I need a program that allows me to add events to a calendar and then
when I am finished adding them it can be saved as a webpage. If you
have any program that does anything like this and is freeware please
post a replay. Thank you in advance for your help.

HTML Calendar Generator™ 4.02
http://www.dbhsoftware.com/

 

[Mike Campbell]

I need a program that allows me to add events to a calendar and then
when I am finished adding them it can be saved as a webpage. If you
have any program that does anything like this and is freeware please
post a replay. Thank you in advance for your help.

This may be more than you are looking for but check out
http://www.k5n.us/webcalendar.php. It requires php and a http server but
all of the data is available in realtime without having to save as a
webpage. The links page also has so other alternatives to check out.

 

[My View]

Better still use the on-line calendar at Calsnet.

Set-up at http://www.calendars.net/

Example at http://aus.calsnet.com/shtm

PeterH

 

[Frank Bohan]

http://www.calendars.net/

This looks like a very useful site for online calendar making. I suggest it
as a suitable addition to the ACF Webware page.

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Frank Bohan
¶ No bees, no honey; no work, no money

 

[Susan Bugher]

http://www.calendars.net/

This looks like a very useful site for online calendar making. I suggest it
as a suitable addition to the ACF Webware page.

It seems to be adware:

http://www.calendars.net/terms.htm

<q>
2. DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE
Calendars Net is providing User with the capability to create and
maintain an electronic calendar via the internet. Calendars Net
currently charges for this service only if User is provided with a
Calendar that displays no advertising placed by Calendars Net. User
must: (a) provide all their equipment necessary to access the internet
and Calendars Net (b) pay all fees associated with such access. User
understands that Calendars Net is not obligated to provide assistance to
the User and that User's use of Calendars Net is at the risk of User.
</q>

Susan

 

[John Fitzsimons]

http://www.calendars.net/

This looks like a very useful site for online calendar making. I suggest it
as a suitable addition to the ACF Webware page.

My preference would be calendars via ;

http://www.timeanddate.com/

Regards, John.

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[My View]

I have had it running for nearly 2 years and haven't noticed any adware
happenings at all.
Very clean and good means of commuincating to groups.
One branch of the company I work for uses it to communicate events to
travelling staff.
PeterH

 

[Susan Bugher]

My preference would be calendars via ;

http://www.timeanddate.com/

Many others like that site too - it's already on the list.

Susan

 

[Susan Bugher]

I have had it running for nearly 2 years and haven't noticed any adware happenings at all.
Very clean and good means of commuincating to groups.
One branch of the company I work for uses it to communicate events to
travelling staff.
PeterH

Good to hear but I think I have to go with what the site itself says -
per their TOS they do have the right to place ads.

Susan