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Scripts > Java > Applets > Calendars 
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1. DigiCalendar
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This Java applet is a full configurable digital calendar. Supply your own background image and set font style, size, and face of all the text and place at specified locations.
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2. Zmei Calendar
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A nice Popup calendar applet with customizable button color, arrow color and text color. Todays date gets highlighted.
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3. CMS WebCal
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A Java applet based calendar that can be customized to match your site. WebCal lets you highlight Sundays and weekdays in seperate colors. WebCal can also display the calendar with a different picture for each month and much more.
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4. Sonali Calendar
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A Java applet designed for making simple, customized calendars that you can post on your Web site. You can customize each calendar with custom image in the background, choose font styles and colors, and even fade the image to suit various color combinations.
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5. Pixcalendar
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This Java applet implements a customizable picture calendar. You can supply the monthly calendar with your favorite pictures and colors.
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6. Pixcalendar
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This Java applet implements a customizable picture calendar. You can supply the monthly calendar with your favorite pictures and colors.
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