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iEvents 2.5.3

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Create website calendars. Shareware ($20)

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iEvents is a client-side tool for quickly creating custom calendar websites that can then be easily uploaded to any internet server or iDisk. It is ideal for individuals, schools, user groups, or any organization that wants to share their calendar of events online. iEvents is compatible with Mac OS 9 and the Mac OS X Classic Environment.

Demo mode is good for 15 uses.

What's New

Version 2.5.3 fixes a bug discovered in iEvents 2.5.2 which would result in the iEvents file being deleted when building a site if the iEvents file is located in the calendar site folder.

Requirements
PPC, Mac OS 8.6 or later, CarbonLib.

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Anonymous reviewed on 29 Aug 2005

If I recall my experience, iEvents' calendars are graphic gif files that cannot be modified. So, if you want to change an event on a day, you will have to create the whoe calendar again.

uCalendar (http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/11759) can create an HTML calendar, which is a table that can be modified later at will.

Users should decide which approach (static gif vs. HTML table) in creating a calendar.

[Version 2.5.2]

Anonymous reviewed on 03 May 2003

They are on the right way, but version 2.0.3 doesn´t work at all under 10.2.5 for me... the progress bar shows as if the programm would be doing something but that´s not the case. Very unstable!! it crashed about 5 times from then in my system!!. That´s not a trial version, there´s nothing to try if doesn´t work.

[Version 2.0.3]

Anonymous reviewed on 30 Apr 2003

Hey, this thing is INCREDIBLY SLOW! After 20 minutes that it took for creating a 2 years' calendar, I force-quit it. And trashed it.

[Version 2.0.3]

Anonymous reviewed on 29 Jan 2003

Creates a calendar jpeg image and then the HTML code that is generated brings the calendar in as a source file. Disappointed because I was looking for a calendar that made an HTML file where I could then link events to other web pages.

[Version 1.5]