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 ====== Orage - A calendar application  ====== ====== Orage - A calendar application  ======
  
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   * **[[#The exchange data window|The exchange data window]]**   * **[[#The exchange data window|The exchange data window]]**
   * **[[#The preferences window|The preferences window]]**   * **[[#The preferences window|The preferences window]]**
 +  * **[[#Integration with Xfce panel clock|Integration with Xfce panel clock]]**
   * **[[#Latest Release|Latest Release]]**   * **[[#Latest Release|Latest Release]]**
   * **[[#Source Code Repository|Source Code Repository]]**   * **[[#Source Code Repository|Source Code Repository]]**
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 == Import == == Import ==
  
-Enter the name of the file which you want to copy into Orage. You can do several files in a row by separating names with comma. After you have the file name in place, press //Save// and Orage reads the contents in. After the file has been imported, those appointmenst are part of orage and can't be differentiated or put back into the file.+Enter the name of the file which you want to copy into Orage. You can do several files in a row by separating names with comma. After you have the file name in place, press Save and Orage reads the contents in. After the file has been imported, those appointments are part of Orage and can't be differentiated or put back into the file.
  
 You can also import foreign files from the operating system using command line. This feature can be used to import ical files directly from the web by telling the browser (like Firefox) that the action is to start Orage. You can also import foreign files from the operating system using command line. This feature can be used to import ical files directly from the web by telling the browser (like Firefox) that the action is to start Orage.
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 == Export == == Export ==
  
-Enter the name of the file where you want Orage to write appointments. You can choose either all appoinments or just a list of ids. Pressing save causes the appointments to be read and written to the external file. (The appointments are are not deleted from Orage but are kept in it also.)+Enter the name of the file where you want Orage to write appointments. You can choose either all appointments or just a list of ids. Pressing save causes the appointments to be read and written to the external file. (The appointments are are not deleted from Orage but are kept in it also.)
  
 == Archive == == Archive ==
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 You can either revert all archived appointments back to the main Orage file or force archiving. It is good idea to revert archive if you do exports since export does not look data from archive file. You can either revert all archived appointments back to the main Orage file or force archiving. It is good idea to revert archive if you do exports since export does not look data from archive file.
  
-=== The orage files tab ===+=== The Orage files tab ===
  
-<figure "Orage exchange window - orage files tab">+<figure "Orage exchange window - Orage files tab">
 {{ :apps:orage:orage-exchange-window-files.png?direct&400 |}} {{ :apps:orage:orage-exchange-window-files.png?direct&400 |}}
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 By default Orage stays open in the background when asked to close. This option changes Orage to quit and never stay in background when it is asked to close. By default Orage stays open in the background when asked to close. This option changes Orage to quit and never stay in background when it is asked to close.
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 +===== Integration with Xfce panel clock =====
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 +Orage can be opened by double mouse click to panel clock. Since from Xfce 4.18, panel clock properties can be used to enter orage command:
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 +<figure "Calendar plugin preferences window with orage command">
 +{{ :apps:orage:xfce4-clock-plugin-preferences.png?direct&300 |}}
 +</figure>
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 +Before Xfce 4.18, can be usued following one-liner to create the configuration that calls orage:
 +<code>
 +COMMAND="orage -t"; xfconf-query -c xfce4-panel -p $(xfconf-query -c xfce4-panel -lv | grep clock | awk '{print $1}')/command -t string -s "$COMMAND" -n</code>
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 +More information about Xfce panel clock hidden settings can be found [[https://docs.xfce.org/xfce/xfce4-panel/clock#hidden_settings|xfce4-panel - Clock documentation page]]
  
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 ===== Latest Release ===== ===== Latest Release =====
-{{rss>https://archive.xfce.org/feeds/project/orage 1 date description 2h}}+{{rss>https://archive.xfce.org/feeds/project/orage 1 date 2h}} 
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 +[[https://gitlab.xfce.org/apps/orage/-/blob/master/NEWS|Read the CHANGELOG]]
  
-  * **[[http://archive.xfce.org/src/apps/orage/|Previous Releases]]**+  * **[[https://archive.xfce.org/src/apps/orage/|Download current release]]** (link also contains older versions)
  
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