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^C^1Calendar
^Cby
^CDan Harrison

   This program will generate calendar displays for any month of the 20th or 
21st centuries, complete with the dates of major holidays.  It was written using 
the Dates routines from this month's Happy Hacker department.

   Calendar can be run directly from BIG BLUE DISK, or called from the DOS 
prompt with a number of different parameters as follows:

   1.  `CALENDAR'  -  This displays the current month and year.
       
   2.  `CALENDAR YEAR'  -  where YEAR is a 4-digit number between 1900 and 2100.
This displays the current month and the specified year.

   3.  `CALENDAR MONTH'  -  where MONTH is a one or two-digit number between 1 
and 12.  This displays the current year and the specified month. 

   4.  `CALENDAR MONTH'  -  where MONTH is the name of the month which must be 
at least three characters.  This displays the current year and the specified 
month. (MONTH is not case sensitive). 

   5.  `CALENDAR MONTH/YEAR'  - where MONTH/YEAR is two numbers separated with a 
`/'.  This displays the specified month and year.  Example: 10/1945 or 2/1986.

   6.  `CALENDAR MONTH YEAR'  - where MONTH YEAR is the name of the month and a 
4-digit year. Examples: Jun 1992, AUGUST 1947, Sept. 2010, or even January 9, 
1985.

   Any command specifier preceded by a `+' will eliminate snow on monitors so 
affected. Example:   CALENDAR +6/2095  or  CALENDAR +November 1912 

   Any invalid month or year will default to the current month or year. 
CALENDAR.EXE must be on the current drive and directory since some information 
is read directly from the EXE file at program execution. 

   To run this program from outside the BIG BLUE DISK menu, type ^1CALENDAR^0.

DISK FILES THIS PROGRAM USES:
^FCALENDAR.EXE
^FBRUN30.EXE
^FRETURN30.EXE