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Belgian Holidays 2003 - Belgian_Holidays.ics (1/1)

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Belgian Holidays 2003 - Belgian_Holidays.ics (0/1)

Hallo folks,

here you can find the Calender file for the Belgian Holidays for this
Year. I will add asao the Holdyas for the next years in the coming
days.

Have fun.

Cheers,

Opdekamp Willy

English calendar

Attached is a calendar derived from the one labelled "UK Holidays" on 
the project page. In fact these holidays are for England (different 
holidays prevail in Scotland and other parts of the Union) hence the new 
name of the file.

This corrects a mistake (New Years day is at the beginning of January, 
not December) and includes all the official "Bank" Holidays for England 
in 2003. Sadly many UK holidays are not predictable enough to be handled 
by a repetition algorithm, and so you'll need a new one next year.

Can whoever owns it please update the Calendar project page with this 
English calendar, and perhaps put out a request for a Scottish calendar.

Nick.

BEGIN:VCALENDAR
VERSION
 :2.0
PRODID
 :-//Mozilla.org/NONSGML Mozilla Calendar V1.0//EN
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID
 :927172676
SUMMARY
 :Summer Bank Holiday
CATEGORIES
 :Holidays
CLASS
 :PUBLIC

multiple calendar files problem (bug)

Hi,

In my attempt to have a group calendar I have given the Mozilla calendar a
try. Unfortunately I have had some problems with that - in particular when
it comes to using multiple calendar files.

If I try to add a new calendar file - the program will only accept already
existing files. That is however solvable by copying another (old) .ICS file
to another file-name, and then pointing the program to that.

So far so good - it works perfectly - but as soon as you exit the calendar -
it forgets the location of the new calendar file. It is perfectly able to
view the entries in the calendar (so it must know where it is located) - but
if you right-click on the new calendar and choose edit - the location-field
is empty. The problems with this is that it now becomes impossible to add
new entries to the new calendar file. If e.g. choosing "new event" it is
only possible to add events to the "default" calendar file.....

Is this a known bug? Does anybody know a work-around?

Thank you in advance.

- Erik

resizing won't stick

Hi all.  I've just downloaded the calendar module for mozilla 1.3a on 
win2k.  I view the calendar in Month View and when I resize the small 
calendar / Tasks sidebar and then close the calendar, the new size isn't 
preserved the next time I open the calendar.  Anyone know if this is a 
bug?  Thanks.

Reza

Re: resizing won't stick

I've got the same issue, though I don't know whether it falls into "bug" 
or "feature."  Frankly, I hope it's the former - though I haven't seen 
anything in Bugzilla about it.

If I knew more about Bugzilla I'd just report it myself, but at this 
point I'm not familiar enough with that to do it well...

Reza Habib wrote:
> Hi all.  I've just downloaded the calendar module for mozilla 1.3a on 
> win2k.  I view the calendar in Month View and when I resize the small 
> calendar / Tasks sidebar and then close the calendar, the new size isn't 
> preserved the next time I open the calendar.  Anyone know if this is a 
> bug?  Thanks.
> 
> Reza
> 

2003 calendar for publishing

Hi,
    Happy new year to all of you. Hope Mozilla and its projects stay 
alive and kicking as always. Hats off to all the volunteers involved.

Please find attached calendar file containing holidays for India in the 
year 2003. I would really appreciate if the file is posted on the 
Mozilla calendar project web page. I have provided the previous version 
of the calendar for India too. The previous file can be safely replaced 
with the new one.

Please let me know if I am missing any holiday or an important festival 
in India.

for the sake of credits here is my name
Seshu Parvataneni

PS: remove the dot and nospam form my e-mail address while replying.

BEGIN:VCALENDAR
VERSION
 :2.0
PRODID
 :-//Mozilla.org/NONSGML Mozilla Calendar V1.0//EN
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID
 :2002-01-01-1
SUMMARY
 :New Year's Day
CATEGORIES

Re: Calendar Display Bug(s)?

Bill Kraski wrote:

> if it only includes pre-2003 dates.  The second is more important -- the 
> calendar displays larger than the box it's in, even if the calendar box 
> is set to fill the screen.  Any ideas as to what's going on?  And -- 
> more importantly -- how do I fix it?

Just to clarify that, no matter whether I use the week or the month 
view, the right hand side is past the edge of the box, with no scroll 
bar to get there.

Bill Kraski

Re: Calendar Display Bug(s)?

Bill Kraski wrote:
> After using other mail/news/browsing tools for awhile, I just installed 
> the 20030101 build of Moz 1.3b, Multizilla 1.33b with Googlebox 
> installed, and the most recent calendar -- all under Win98SE.  I added a 
> few calendars from Mozilla.org & ical. There are two notable glitches.   
> The moon phases calendar displays nothing, but I haven't checked to see 
> if it only includes pre-2003 dates.  The second is more important -- the 
> calendar displays larger than the box it's in, even if the calendar box 
> is set to fill the screen.  Any ideas as to what's going on?  And -- 
> more importantly -- how do I fix it?
> 
It displays fine here (Win98SE, Moz 1.3b 20030102, Cal 2002112809).

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