On Wednesday 19 May 2010 23:30:08 Shlomo Solomon wrote:
> Don't forget the differences out of the country - 2 days for most religious
> holidays (except for Yom Kippur and Purim and Chanuka). Also the 2 days of
> Simchat Torah out of the country are called Simchat Torah and Shmini
> Atzeret (here t
On May 20, 2010, at 12:00 AM, Tomer Cohen wrote:
Some people may also want to see Parashat Ha'Shavuaa and Omer count,
out of their calendars, so this might be added as an extra package.
In case new maintenance efforts will be required, please make sure
to reach not only kde-dev, as this to
Some people may also want to see Parashat Ha'Shavuaa and Omer count, out of
their calendars, so this might be added as an extra package. In case new
maintenance efforts will be required, please make sure to reach not only
kde-dev, as this topic may interest other calender developer teams as well.
Don't forget the differences out of the country - 2 days for most religious
holidays (except for Yom Kippur and Purim and Chanuka). Also the 2 days of
Simchat Torah out of the country are called Simchat Torah and Shmini Atzeret
(here they're both the same day).
On Wednesday 19 May 2010, Dotan C
>From the Korganizer dev:
> For 4.5 however things are changing. The KDE holiday region files now support
> any KDE calendar system, including Hebrew, so I will be adding new separate
> files for the Israeli civil holidays and Jewish religious holidays in both
> English and Hebrew. We can even h
On 18 May 2010 20:19, Stan Goodman wrote:
> What are you really looking for?
>
I'm mostly interested in the Tanach and Sefer HaHinuh at this point.
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Dotan Cohen
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http://what-is-what.com
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