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     webCal is a full featured calendar for the web designed with ASP. This Support for multiple users, including a web based user manager Events may be designated public or private Week and month views Option to exclude weekends when scheduling recurring events Color coding for individual events Updated detail view Scheduled events can be configured as recurring (daily, bi-weekly, etc.) Edits or deletions of a recurring event can be limited to the selected occurence or only future ocurrences, or be unlimited (apply to all occurrences of the event) Entering dates in the edit form is made easier by a pop-up mini-calendar which automatically inserts the date you click into whichever date field you had selected. You can still, however, type the date in yourself. If you return to an already filled date field the mini-calendar will pop-up to the date in that field. Many hover effects. For example, moving the mouse over an event title in the calendar will display its start and end times in the status bar. No ODBC/DSN or Global.asa setup required; simply copy the files to your server and it runs. A sophisticad search form to help you find that special date which you can never remember. The detailed view for recurring events shows all and allows selection of any of the dates on which the event recurs. Color themes allow you to easily change the colors used in the entire application, to better match your own site. Form validation, so the user is prompted to correct form entry errors before the database sends them an ugly message. Form automation, so that selecting certain form options automatically updates others. Event titles are now displayed within the main calendar view, rather than having completely separate pages for the calendar and events. Added ability for end users to create their own calendars, specifying whether they're hidden. Updated detail view to accomodate longer descriptions and more information. Easily scheduled events stored in database Support for multiple