Hey {$user.user_name_first}!
We just finished updating Web Calendar, and if we do say so ourselves, we’ve really done it up right. It’s modern, it’s pretty, it’s customizable, it’s friendly, it’s theme-able, it’s open, it’s personal, it’s the new Web Calendar, and we love it!
We spent 5 months rebuilding the program from the ground up, keeping feedback from customers like you in mind. If you own a previous version of Web Calendar, your upgrade is free (you're welcome). Just don’t forget about the Web Calendar theme pack. The themes are beyond awesome and available to you at an additional 10% discount for the next few days.
It’s modern and pretty.
Flash is so yesterday, so in Web Calendar 5.0, all the finished calendars are powered by HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. They look great too, thanks to our fabulous new themes and awesome interactive functionality.
It’s customizable and friendly.
One of the questions we heard most from our customers was how to change the starting day of the week. Used to be, you couldn’t change that setting... but now you can! You can also rename months and days, change the date format, customize the calendar width, and change the design. Of course, customizing the calendar design requires some hand-coding, but hey, that's what the HTML Editor is for!
It’s theme-able and open.
If you want to use events from another calendar program and don’t want to recreate all your work from scratch — and let’s be honest, who in their right mind would want that? — no worries! You can import your ICS files into Web Calendar with a click of your mouse. In fact, the whole interface is so much friendlier and easier to use than before that you'll be tempted to make Web Calendar your default calendar application. Give it a spin today and see for yourself.
Oh, one last thing: We have some great stuff in the pipeline for the next release. The timeline for that version is inversely proportional to the number of theme packs we sell. In other words: Go get your theme pack today and tell everybody to get theirs too!
Thanks for reading, now go schedule!
