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web42.com
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1.0
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Unix
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Date updated:
2007-12-14
events description
events is a CGI library designed to help you when you have a web site displaying any kind of dates, be it birthdays, parties, services, workshops or whatever. events helps you to build an automated list of all events or display the next event automatically.
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