And now the SeaMonkey calendar for its fans. A4 and letter paper sizes. Get them here and spread the word about your favorite browser.

A4 paper size - Letter paper size

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As requested by several visitors, here is a Thunderbird calendar following the same design of the past single page Firefox calendar, available in A4 and Letter page sizes. Enjoy.

Just finished the Spanish version of the multipage calendar. Also, the English version has been updated with minor improvements.

Check them out here.

This is a Firefox 2007 calendar in 3 page format. It is provided as JPG files as I created it with the idea of printing them at a digital photo lab (about $ 0.60 for three 4″ x 6″, I guess).

Page 1, features the now famous Firefox crop circle, a project from the Linux User Group at the Oregon State University.

Page 2, a snapshot from This is hot!, a winner in the Firefox Flicks competition and currently being aired in the Boston and San Franciso areas. Thanks to Danny Robashkin from Make, who kindly contributed this high resolution frame.

Page 3, the Firefox logo. You can draw a 3 over it as soon as Firefox 3 gets out then.
Enjoy!

January - April

May - August

September - December

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Now you can promote Firefox all the new year long with this 2007 calendars created by yours truly. They are available as PDFs in A4 and Letter sizes in two colors: Dark and Fire. Hopefully, some more will come soon.

Dark (A4 size) Dark (Letter size)

Fire (A4 size) Fire (Letter size)

Feedback is greatly appreciated. If you’d like to get the source files, just drop me a note.

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Two new Mozilla development books are on the works and due for early next year.

The first one: Pro Firefox Extension and Application Development, by Kurt Cagle and Mark David Peterson, "is the first book to show how to extend Firefox's capabilities using JavaScript, the eXtensible User-Interface Language, XForms, CSS, XUL, and XBL.", according to amazon's Editorial Review. Kurt Cagle, "is an author and developer specializing in XML-based technologies". The 600-page book will be available on February 26, 2007.

Programming Firefox: Building Internet Applications with XUL, by Kenneth Feldt, "is both an in-depth tutorial and programmer's reference that offers a systematic approach for using Mozilla's Cross Platform Component (XPCOM) library for building applications with XUL, the XML User Interface Language." The author has years of experience in XUL development to give programmers a comprehensive look at XUL's capabilities, from simple interface design to complex multi-tier applications with real-time operations. The book will be available on January 1, 2007.