Use graphics in Activity Descriptions
Use video and music to enance your Activity Descriptions
Upload, crop, rotate and resize graphics
Color code activity in printed schedule
Printable schedule for each day
Color Customizable
Password protected admin pages
Re-usable activity descriptions
Re-usable locations with address and external link
Recurring events
One-shot events with blockout/no blockout
Printable schedule for month
Dynamically generated thumbnail graphic of month's schedule
"Today's Schedule" in iFrame format

Here's what you get :

• Update your calendar from any computer connected to the internet.
• An impressive, interactive Flash Website Calendar with month-at-a-glance and expanding day cells that show a complete day's activities,and times.
• Click a day and get full activity descriptions, location and times for that day's activities without leaving the page or your website. Include links to sign up/payment pages, more info, or online brochures.
• Printable schedule; your client chooses event titles only or events with descriptions.
• Today's schedule in HTML for your website's home page.
• Password protected administrative pages that are hyper-programmed to make keeping your schedule up-to-date a snap.
• Flexibility - Enter recurring events, single day events, events that span multiple days and events that block out your regular schedule.
• Fully customizable color scheme to fit into your existing website seamlessly.
• 24/7 access to your schedule! Changes appear instantly so you never have to wait.
• One year free upgrades. The Flash Calendar is constantly expanding and exciting upgrades are already in the works. Today's investment is just the beginning!
• Support is excellent! Call 760-295-8825 and speak to the programmer or write to Support@FlashCalendar.net and get a reply the same day (usually within the hour).

While there are a many calendars on the web, few are made specifically for the websites of presenters and public figures. This calendar has everything you need, nothing you don't.

See it in action: Basic    Multi-Media