BirthdayCalendar

Are you always forgetting birtdays and aniversaries? Use this applet to keep track of your important dates.

How To Use:

Java Source: Unavailable

Sample HTML Source:

<applet code="BirthdayCalendar.class" width=400 height=800>
	<param name = "language" value ="uk"> <!-- dk or uk -->
	<param name = "0" value ="Stig Christensen,19111974">
	<param name = "1" value ="Ulla Christensen,12101975">
	<param name = "2" value ="Tine Christensen,15091970">
	<param name = "3" value ="Rolf Christensen,19091969">
	<param name = "4" value ="Sten Christensen,13111941">
	<param name = "5" value ="Hanne Christensen,05061941">
</applet>

Configuration: Add birthdays to the calendar by placing the information in the applet code in the following format. Parameter format "Name,Year"
Year format: "ddmmyyyy"

Status: Free

Author: Stig Christensen

Upload Date:
September 23, 2003

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