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# *                    Copyright (c) 1997-2001 smcNet			* #
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# *  Calendar Program Config File			01-Jun-2001	* #
# *									* #
# *  These settings can be customized to your liking. Beware though	* #
# *  this file is a true Perl library, and as such, syntax must be	* #
# *  accurate. So, I highly recommend that you keep a backup copy	* #
# *  of this file before making any changes. That way, you can always	* #
# *  refer back to it if you need to.					* #
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$caltitle	= "Revolver Calendar";
$colwidth	= 103;
$data		= 'dates.txt';
$header		= 'head.htm';
$footer		= 'foot.htm';
$sep		= '^';

$header_style	= 'B';

$table_border	= 4;
$cellpadding	= 2;
$cellspacing	= 1;

$todaycolor	= '#c00000';

$arrow_left	= 'calendar/left.gif';
$arrow_right	= 'calendar/right.gif';

@month    = ('January','February','March','April','May','June','July',
		'August','September','October','November','December');
@weekday  = ('Sunday','Monday','Tuesday','Wednesday','Thursday',
		'Friday','Saturday');

@months   = ('Jan','Feb','Mar','Apr','May','Jun','Jul','Aug','Sep','Oct','Nov','Dec');
@weekdays = ('Sun','Mon','Tue','Wed','Thu','Fri','Sat');


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# *  Here is an explanation for each of the varibles above.		* #
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# caltitle	The title of your calendar. This will only appear in the
#		popup windows (javascript alert) for events that have
#		additional notes.
#
# colwidth	The width of the 7 columns in the calendar.
#
# data		The full or relative path to your events file.
#
# header	The full or relative path to the header file. The contents
#		of this file will be printed above the calendar. This is
#		where the <body> tag goes, so you can customize the look
#		of the entire page.
#
# footer	The full or relative path to the footer file. This works
#		just like the header, but it's printed below the calendar.
#
# sep		This is the separator character used in the events file.
#		I like to use a '^' since it's easy to type and will rarely
#		be used in your calendar events. But you can change this
#		if you want. (Previous versions of this program defaulted
#		to a semi-colon.)
#
# header_style	This defines the header that appears between the arrows.
#		A = Only display the month and year as the calendar header.
#		B = Display a drop down box so the user can select a month
#		    and year to jump to the next calendar.
#		Just try each one and see what you like best.
#
# table_border	The size of the border around the calendar.
#
# cellpadding	The empty space around text inside each square calendar.
#
# cellspacing	The width of the lines that make up the calendar grid.
#
# todaycolor	The color that today's date should appear in. This is
#		usually red.
#
# arrow_left	The URL to the left arrow image.
#
# arrow_right	The URL to the right arrow image.
#
# month		The names of the months as you want them to display. Some
#		folks like to change this to the 3-letter abbreviations.
#		Others may want to change it to a different language.
#
# months	Same as above, but this the short version of the month
#		names. This is used by the SSI option.
#
# weekday	The names of the weekdays as you want them to display. See
#		'month' for suggestions.
#
# weekdays	Same as above, but this the short version of the weekday
#		names. This is used by the SSI option.
#
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# *  Do not remove the '1;' on the last line!				* #
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