LoTROInterface SVN Calendar

<?xml version="1.1"?>
<Plugin>
        <Information>
                <Name>Calendar</Name>
                <Author>Frosty (Updated by Elsinir)</Author>
                <Version>3.5</Version>
                <Description>Calendar is an in-game calendar to help you keep track of events.
Use it to track raid times with your friends, or upcoming festivals.

The entries in this calendar are shared across ALL characters (by default) in your account, making it easier for you to see entries from any of 
your characters.

Features:
- 4 selectable views:  month, week, day, list
    - all views resizable
- Entries can be all-day or partial day lasting only hours/minutes
- Entries can span multiple days
- Supports multiple entries per day
- Multiple entries can start at the same time
- Can individually specify color for each entry
- Fast calendar navigation 
    - Click left or right buttons in title to navigate to prior/next month,week, or day depending on view
    - Click month, year or day in title
    - Click today to quickly navigate to today
- User customizable age limit to entry (no more than N years in past or future)
        - also limits calendar navigation (+/-, year dropdown)
- Automatically purges entries outside the user specified age limit
- Customizable entry duration limits to avoid entry mistakes
    - all-day events no more than N days
    - partial day events no more than N days
- Options panel for language, timezone, font, year limit
- Automatically converts entries from prior version of Calendar plugin
- Supports multiple calendars , currently only:
    - Personal Calendar
    - Global [read-only] calendar events (festivals, etc.)


For a full list of features see:
http://www.lotrointerface.com/downloads/info989

                </Description>
                
                
                <Image>FrostyPlugins/Calendar/Resources/CalendarPluginIcon.tga</Image>
        </Information>
        <Package>FrostyPlugins.Calendar.Main</Package>
        <Configuration Apartment="Calendar"/>
</Plugin>