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_installer_webcalendar_title=WebCalendar
_installer_webcalendar_type=_types_calendar
_installer_webcalendar_category=_categories_communitysoftware
_installer_webcalendar_description=WebCalendar is an open source calendar application. WebCalendar was initially released in 2000 and today has been downloaded more than 1.2 million times.
_installer_webcalendar_authordescription=WebCalendar is a calendar application that can be configured as a single-user calendar, a multi-user calendar for groups of users, or as an event calendar viewable by visitors.<br><br>WebCalendar can be setup in a variety of ways, such as:<ul><li>A schedule management system for a single person<li>A schedule management system for a group of people, allowing one or more assistants to manage the calendar of another user<li>An events schedule that anyone can view, allowing visitors to submit new events<li>A calendar server that can be viewed with iCalendar-compliant calendar applications like Mozilla Sunbird, Apple iCal or GNOME Evolution or RSS-enabled applications like Firefox, Thunderbird, RSSOwl, FeedDemon, or BlogExpress.</ul><br><br>Features:<ul><li>Multiple users and user management functionality.<li>View calendars by day, week, month or year.<li>View another user's calendar.<li>View one or more users' calendar via layers on top of your own calendar.<li>Repeating events including support for overriding or deleting (exceptions).<li>Configurable custom event fields.<li>User-configurable preferences for colors, 12/24 time format, Sun/Mon week start.<li>Checks for scheduling conflicts.<li>Email reminders for upcoming events and notifications for new/updated/deleted events.<li>Import and Export events to iCalendar, vCalendar or Palm.<li>Optional general access (no login required) to allow calendar to be viewed by people without a login (useful for event calendars).<li>Users can make their calendar available publicly to anyone with an iCalendar-compliant calendar program (such as Apple's iCal, Mozilla Calendar or Sunbird).<li>Publishing of free/busy schedules (part of the iCalendar standard).<li>RSS support that puts a user's calendar into RSS.<li>Subscribe to "remote" calendars (hosted elsewhere on the Internet) in either iCalendar or hCalendar formats.</ul>