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Version 7.1 · 2025-01-13
Some defect fixes
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The store currently lists version 7.1, updated 2025-01-13.






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IAFF Foundation Pro-Calendar: Shift Calendar/Organizer - Designed by a firefighter for firefighters
Pro-Calendar® and the International Association of Fire Fighters and have teamed up to present the IAFF Foundation Fire Fighter Calendar/Organizer App. The most advanced for App for scheduling and tracking critical job related information currently available for Fire Fighters and their families.
DESCRIPTION:
The IAFF Pro-Calendar is a powerful tool developed for iPhone and specifically designed to program unique fire fighter color-coded shift schedules and track all the various work related activities important to today’s Fire Fighter.
Please note that this is a somewhat complex app, and may take some time to learn. We have created many tutorials (www.pro-calendar.com/iphone/tutorials.html) for all of the features as well as included an area to email us in the help section.…
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Some defect fixes
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