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-Quick howto for the NetCalendar 
-
-I. HOW TO START THE NETCALENDAR STAND ALONE (WITHOUT SSL):
-II. HOW TO START THE NETCALENDAR DISTRIBUTED (WITHOUT SSL):
-III. HOW TO START THE NETCALENDAR DISTRIBUTED (WITH SSL):
-IV. MORE OPTIONS
-V. INFORMATIONS CONCERNING THE COLORS BEING USED WITHIN THE NETCALENDAR CLIENT:
-VI. USING THE UNIX CALENDAR DATABASE
-
-
-I. HOW TO START THE NETCALENDAR STAND ALONE (WITHOUT SSL):
-
-You need at least a JRE 6 or higher. The command
-
-	java -jar NetCalendar.jar --client-and-server
-
-is starting the client and the server of the NetCalendar within the same 
-process as two different threads. The option "server_address" will be set
-automatically to "localhost". The communication between both threads is done
-per TCP/IP.
-
-
-II. HOW TO START THE NETCALENDAR DISTRIBUTED (WITHOUT SSL):
-
-1. Server and client should use, if possible, the same version of the JRE.
-
-2. You should copy the complete NetCalendar suite to the client and the server
-computer.
-
-3. Start the server with 
-
-	java -jar NetCalendar.jar --server-only
-
-4. Start the client with 
-
-	java -jar NetCalendar.jar --client-only \
-	--server-address=$SERVERHOST
-
-In order to stop the server, select "Server -> Shutdown server" in the GUI of
-the client. 
-
-
-III. HOW TO START THE NETCALENDAR DISTRIBUTED (WITH SSL):
-
-1. Server and client should use, if possible, the same version of the JRE.
-
-2. You should copy the complete NetCalendar suite to the client and the server
-computer. On edit on both sides (server and client) the netcalendar.conf and 
-set use_ssl to true.
-
-3. You should create clientKeys,clientTrust,serverKeys and serverTrust as 
-discribed in http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-customssl/ and
-save them for example into ./SSL. 
-
-3. Start the server with
-	java \
-	-Djavax.net.ssl.keyStore=./SSL/serverKeys \
-	-Djavax.net.ssl.keyStorePassword=$PASSWORD \
-	-Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore=./SSL/serverTrust \
-	-Djavax.net.ssl.trustStorePassword=$PASSWORD \
-	-jar NetCalendar.jar --server-only
-
-4. Start the client with 
-	java \
-	-Djavax.net.ssl.keyStore=./SSL/clientKeys \
-	-Djavax.net.ssl.keyStorePassword=$PASSWORD \
-	-Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore=./SSL/clientTrust \
-	-Djavax.net.ssl.trustStorePassword=$PASSWORD \
-	-jar NetCalendar.jar --client-only --server-address=$SERVERHOST
-
-
-IV. MORE OPTIONS
-
-All options will be set to their default values while starting the NetCalendar 
-without any explicit options given.
-
-If you want to see more available parameters, then run the command
-
-	java -jar NetCalendar.jar --help
-
-It is possible to configure the NetCalendar by editing the configuration file
-which is "netcalendar.conf". However, the preferred way is using the client 
-GUI via "Session -> Preferences".
-
-
-V. INFORMATIONS CONCERNING THE COLORS BEING USED WITHIN THE NETCALENDAR CLIENT:
-
-Blue in the "Date" column: Yearly event
-Green in the "Date" column: The event will take place only once
-
-Red: Event takes place within the next 24h
-Orange: Event takes place within the next week
-Yellow: Event takes place within the next 28 days
-Dark: Event takes place within the next 168 days (~ 1/2 year)
-Light beige: Event takes place within the next 365 days (1 year)
-Grey: Event takes place after 365 days
-
-
-VI. USING THE UNIX CALENDAR DATABASE
-
-If you are using the 'calendar' tool on UNIX, you can use ~/.calendar as your
-NetCalendar database dir :) 
-