Software/technology (calendars on the web)

[Mark Story]

There is also a free add-on that is available from Microsoft that will
output calendar HTML pages from their Schedule+ program (it was bundled with
Office 95).  I have tried this, but it only produces static HTML pages, as I
assume this product does - nothing interactive.  This requires some script
processing somewhere, on the page, at the server or both.

Mark Story, RPT
Eastern Washington University
mstory@ewu.edu
-----Original Message-----
From: Alfred Saginario <asaginar@servtech.com>
To: pianotech@ptg.org <pianotech@ptg.org>
Date: Thursday, November 20, 1997 6:46 PM
Subject: Software/technology (calendars on the web)


>I remember receiving a demo CD about a year ago for a product called "Now
>Up to Date Web Publisher". I can't seem to locate the CD or literature,
>but I did find their web site -

>Take a look - this product is available for Windows and Macintosh and
>appears to be an easy way to generate professional-looking calendars for
>the web (no CGIs, Java, or ActiveX programming). There's a downloadable
>demo file at this site.