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Introduction
This package provides a stand-alone version of the iCal feed implemented as PLIP246. It was created to support older versions of Plone.
Changelog
1.0b2 - Released March 18, 2009
Merge fixes made for PLIP 246, http://plone.org/products/plone/roadmap/246. [witsch]
1.0b1 - Released January 30, 2009
Fix rendering of view for topic content. [witsch]
1.0a2 - Released January 25, 2009
Add support for generating iCal feeds for topics. [witsch]
1.0a1 - Released January 22, 2009
Initial release. [witsch]
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