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Nermware is a project of a freelance programmer, AKA the Nerm, who enjoys sharing his creations with the intent of making interactive web pages Feature Rich Yet Simple. The Event Calendar is an example.

Site Navigation

Note: Frames must be enable to see the top navaigation buttons. Try this link if the top navaigation buttons are not displayed and frames are enabled.
Use the top navigation buttons to get around this site. The About button gets you to this page. The Address Bk is the demonstation page for the Address Book. The Calendar button goes to the Event Calendar demonstration page. Use the Download button to download free webware including the Event Calendar and it's free options. The Guides button presents a listing of webware guides. To send me a message, use the E-Mail button.

Some of Nermware's webware is Free.

Based on the gnu "copy left" license agreement, you are free to use any of these applications with these basic restrictions:

There are no written nor implied warranties.
The gnu "copy left" license agreement is to be followed.

Support Philosophy

Nermware is written to be simple to install, configure and use. Perl, JavaScript, and the HTML,XHTML,XML ... code conform to specified open standards.

For installation and configuration instructions, consult the README file (Online at the Download or in the gzip tar package) and in the code embedded comments.

Nermware's webware works best on web servers complying to open software standards such as Apache, Unix, Linux, BSD and OS X. There are installations of Nermware products on MS server systems, and IE browsers do work OK with these products. However, it is my experience that these MS systems have some problems. In all cases where Nermware products were involved, these problems were associated with either the web server or browser and not directly attributed to Nermware webware products. As such, Nermware products on MS servers are not supported. Netscape, Mozilla, Firefox, Opera, Safari, Apache, Solaris, Unix, BSD, Linux, OS X, and virtually anything other then MS products are recommended and supported. Here's some resons why I follow this policy: guninski.com, slashdot, Google MS Security search, Wall Street Journal Personal Technology, Comparison of Linux and Windows, Microsoft alternatives.

Nermware .. Feature Rich Yet Simple