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-====== Orage - A calendar application  ======+====== Orage - Calendar Application  ======
  
   * **[[#Getting started|Getting Started]]**   * **[[#Getting started|Getting Started]]**
-  * **[[:apps:orage:application_windows|Application Windows]]** - Calendar, Event, Appointment Window details +  * **[[:apps:orage:application_windows|Application Windows]]** - Calendar, Event,  and Appointment Window details 
-  * **[[:apps:orage:preferences|Preferences]]** -- Customizing the settings of Orage.+  * **[[:apps:orage:preferences|Preferences]]** -- Customizing the settings of Orage
   * **[[:apps:orage:panel_integration|Integrate Orage with the Xfce Panel Clock]]**   * **[[:apps:orage:panel_integration|Integrate Orage with the Xfce Panel Clock]]**
   * **[[#Latest Release|Latest Release]]**   * **[[#Latest Release|Latest Release]]**
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   * **[[#Reporting Bugs|Reporting Bugs]]**   * **[[#Reporting Bugs|Reporting Bugs]]**
  
-Orage is a fast and easy to use graphical time-managing application for the Xfce Desktop Environment. It uses portable ical format and includes common calendar features like repeating appointments and multiple alarming possibilities. Orage does not have group calendar features, but can only be used for single user. +Orage is a fast and easy to use graphical time-managing application for the Xfce Desktop Environment. It uses portable ical format and includes common calendar features like repeating appointments and multiple alarming possibilities. Orage does not have group calendar features, but can only be used by a single user. 
  
 <figure "Orage Calendar"> <figure "Orage Calendar">
-{{:apps:orage:orage-main.png?direct&230|Orage Calender Window}}+{{:apps:orage:orage-main.png|Orage Calendar Window}}
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 Orage is started by typing ''orage'' on the command line or in the run application window. The command line accepts some options like ''-v'', which tells the version and ''-h'', which shows short usage help. You can also start Orage by clicking on the "Orage Calendar" item in the "Office" submenu from the desktop menu. But usually Orage is started automatically as part of Xfce startup. Orage is started by typing ''orage'' on the command line or in the run application window. The command line accepts some options like ''-v'', which tells the version and ''-h'', which shows short usage help. You can also start Orage by clicking on the "Orage Calendar" item in the "Office" submenu from the desktop menu. But usually Orage is started automatically as part of Xfce startup.
  
-The first thing you should do is to adjust your [[#The preferences window|preferences]]. Before adding any appointments, it is strongly recommended to set your local [[#The main tab|timezone]].+The first thing you should do is to adjust your [[:apps:orage:preferences|preferences]]. Before adding any appointments, it is strongly recommended to set your local [[:apps:orage:preferences#main|timezone]].
  
 When you run Orage, you will first see the calendar window appearing.  When you run Orage, you will first see the calendar window appearing.