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1255.

<p>...that you can store your calendar on an FTP server? Use the standard file dialog to save the calendar to a URL like <b>ftp://username@ftpserver/filename</b>. You can make your calendar active and load and save it as if it were local, or add it permanently to your calendar list, by adding a remote file from the Calendar Manager. Just make sure that no two KOrganizer applications are working on the same file, at the same time.
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1256.

<p>...that you can create hierarchical to-dos by clicking with the right mouse button on an existing to-do and selecting <b>New Sub-to-do</b> from the context menu?
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1257.

<p>...that a color can be assigned to each category? Events with a certain category will be shown in that color. You can assign these in the section <b>Colors</b> within the dialog which appears after selecting <b>Settings</b>, <b>Configure KOrganizer...</b> from the menu bar.
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1258.

<p>...that you can view and edit a calendar with Konqueror? Just click on the calendar file to make Konqueror open it.
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1259.

<p>...that it is possible to add an attachment to an event or to-do? To do so, add a link to the <b>Attachments</b> tab within the <b>Edit Event</b> or <b>Edit To-do</b> dialog.
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1260.

<p>...that you can export your calendar to HTML? Select <b>File</b>, <b>Export</b>, <b>Export Web Page...</b> from the menu bar to open the <b>Export calendar as web page</b> dialog.
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1261.

<p>...that you can purge completed to-dos in one step? Go to the <b>File</b> menu and choose <b>Purge Completed</b>.

1262.

<p>...that you can create a new sub-to-do by pasting a to-do while another one is selected?
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