Hi,
I'm looking for a program to generate a nice postscript
calendar, with dates from a file marked with appropriate text.
There's a program called `pcal' that does 90% of what I want. The one
thing it doesn't do is allow a range of dates to be marked in a
different font or colour --- f
pe...@chubb.wattle.id.au wrote:
I'm looking for a program to generate a nice postscript
calendar, with dates from a file marked with appropriate text.
There's a program called `pcal' that does 90% of what I want. The one
thing it doesn't do is allow a range of dates to be marked in a
d
Terry Dawson wrote:
Not intended to be a trite answer, but have you considered
Firefox+GreaseMonkey+Google Calendar+Print to file?
It might be a quick and dirty, but easily updatable solution.
In case you haven't seen it, take a look at Paul Fenwick's "Fixing the
web with greasemonkey" pres
Peter Chubb wrote:
Terry> Not intended to be a trite answer, but have you considered
Terry> Firefox+GreaseMonkey+Google Calendar+Print to file?
I was actually after something light weight that didn't need a GUI...
And I usually operate with JavaScript turned off, because I don't
trust it.
fai
> "Terry" == Terry Dawson writes:
Terry> pe...@chubb.wattle.id.au wrote:
>> I'm looking for a program to generate a nice postscript calendar,
>> with dates from a file marked with appropriate text. There's a
>> program called `pcal' that does 90% of what I want. The one thing
>> it doesn't
