Connect Daily Web Calendar 3.4.5

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    Java Runtime Environment 1.5

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A great looking web calendar that's easy to integrate into your web site. Features include unlimited users, email reminders, public and private calendars, Ajax support, RSS, CSV import/export, and iCal support. Resource managment including approvals prevent double-booking and make managing your facility a snap. Also available as a hosted service.

Version 3.4.5 adds support for new recurrence patterns, along with improvements to the rich text editor for events.

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