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# Script:       | EventCalender                                    #
# Version:      | 1.5                                              #
# By:           | i2 Services, Inc. / CGI World                    #
# Contact:      | Contact@CGI-World.com                            #
# WWWeb:        | http://www.cgi-world.com                         #
# Copyright:    | CGI World of i2-Services, Inc.                   #
# Released:     | June 1st, 1998                                   #
# Updated:      | December 19th, 2000                              #
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# By using this software, you have agreed to the license           #
# agreement packaged with this program.                            #
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# EventCalendar ( http://www.CGI-World.Com/calendar.html ) :
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  - Notes 
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           All Files starting with an underscore are avaiable
           for customization to match your sites look.

           Be sure before editing templates to make a backup copy
           of all files. Backing up the entire .zip you received
           would be ideal.

           Remember when uploading .cgi files, upload in ASCII mode.
           Uploading a .cgi or .pl file in BINARY will result in the
           program  not executing correctly.

           Make sure all .cgi or .pl files have the correct path
           to Perl 5 on your server. Check the FAQ below to find
           out where Perl 5 is on your server.

           Do not rename any files except for the two main .cgi
           program files.  All other files need to keep the names
           they were packaged as.

           * NT USERS:

             You may need to rename the .cgi program files
             to .pl if .cgi gives you a "Not a Valid NT Application
             Error"


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  - Misc. 
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  READ - Install_v1.5.txt
   
     - Documentation and installation information for 
       the Program.

  READ - License.txt

     - EventCalendar Program User License Agreement.


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  - Installation
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   * Note:  Create a directory for your Calendar files & give it 
            an executable 755 permission.  (If your server requires
            .cgi files in a cgi-bin, create a /calendar/ directory,
            or directory name of your choice inside your /cgi-bin/).
    
            All files packaged with this program  should be in one
            directory w/ the correct file permissions. 

            If the program does not create data when you add events
            try giving the /calendar/ dir a 777 / writable permission.


   Unzip the archive file you received from CGI World.Com and copy the
   files into the directory on your web site where you want the Calendar
   Program to run.  

   Make sure the .cgi program files have execute permissions (755) and
   the Calendar directory you created has write permissions (777).

   Run the calendar_admin.cgi program from your browser, set an admin
   password  and start adding Events to your New Calendar.

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  - Frequently Asked Questions
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   Q) The script is producing a Internal Server Error when
      I view the .cgi script w/ my browser:

      * A) This could be because of several reasons. First, did
           you upload the .cgi script in ASCII Mode? Set the 
           CGI Script to mode 755 (chmod 755 filename.cgi) or
           not have the correct path to Perl5 as the top line?

           If the above checks out, at telnet type:

           perl -c filename.cgi - This will tell you what errors
           perl has found with the script. If you happen to get
           a syntax error, it may be because you're not using a
           recent version of perl 5. If you get a syntax OK 
           message back, check again the first set of possible
           problems.

           To find where perl5 is on your server type:
 
           whereis perl5

           To find which version of perl is at /usr/bin/perl type:

           perl -v



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  - Product Support
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   If you need support for this product please visit:
  
   * http://www.cgi-world.com/support.html
 
   or

   e-Mail Us @:
 
   * support_request@cgi-world.com

   or

   Visit Our Contact Us Page @:

   * http://www.cgi-world.com/contact_us.html


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  - Copyright & Author Notes
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   EventCalendar  -      All Rights Reserved.
                         Copyright CGI World / Dave Edis
                         CGI World (http://www.CGI-World.Com)
                         CGI World is a Prouct of i2 Services, Inc.
                         (http://www.i2-Services.Com)