Dynamic XML Events Calendar 1.0 Flash script

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Dynamic XML Events Calendar is a very interactive XML based events calendar, easy to use and to customize. Dynamic XML Events Calendar is a very interactive XML based events calendar, easy to use and to customize.Features:Dynamic Events Calendar - It is using external xml file as a source for events information, so you can just amend the xml file and the events calendar will reflect the new data. Drag and Drop configuration Very easy to install as all the code is just on a single keyframe inside a single container movieclip. Easy to customize As you will get the source fla file so you can change every aspect of the design of the events calendar.
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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