Calendarix: version 0.6.20050215
Calendarix allows for unlimited calendars for unlimited users with a central administration system. It also allows for public view of calendar without editing abilities unless user logs in and an approval system for adding of events.
Installation Procedure 
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The script can be downloaded from here.
The file that you will download is saved in .zip format; this is a compressed bundle containing the files in the distribution. Unzip this archive in a temporary directory on your computer using decompression software.
Next you must create your MySQL database and populate it.
In phpMyAdmin (access through your Site Admin Panel), copy the create_cal.sql file (under the admin folder) and paste the contents inside the "Run SQL query/queries on database" field box in the database. This will display the tables and the variables needed for Calendarix to run correctly. For more information see your phpMyAdmin documentation.
Open cal_db.inc.php in the admin folder and check the database references. Check that the database name, database login name, password and host are correct. Make the necessary changes and save the file.
Note: Please use "127.0.0.1" for the DB Host.
Open cal_config.inc.php and change the variables to customize the calendar.
Start your FTP software and upload the directory to your web server preserving the file structure.
Note: If you want Calendarix to handle the homepage of your site, upload the contents to your website root (/var/www/html/). Otherwise, it's best to upload the files to a subdirectory of your web server. You can use the /calendar subdirectory name, but you can also choose another.
Let's assume you install the contents of the Calendarix folder to http://www.mywebsite.com/calendar
Congratulations, the installation of Calendarix is now complete. You can check your Calendarix at http://www.mywebsite.com/calendar.
If you are required to login to view the public calendar, username:'test', password:'testing'.
For login into the administration, username:'admin', password:'admin'.
Calendarix also comes with a mini-calendar for a quick view of events over the month. This mini-calendar is suitable for embedding in websites as it can occupy a small space and is read-only.
Installing Mini-Calendar
The mini-calendar is in one file "minical.php". This file includes other files used with the main Calendarix program so it is put in the same path. To embed the mini-calendar in any website, simply add the following code where you want it to be:
<?php include("minical.php"); ?>
More info here:
http://www.calendarix.com/minicalendar.php
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