Date management: XML-editor for Date Rules

Hello,
I'm looking for any documentation on the XML-editor for date rules (tags, attributes and so on).
Please send to [email protected]
Regards,
Roman

Hello,
I'm still looking it...
Any help will be appreciated.
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Roman

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Could you Please send a document on XML date rules and date management. I really in need of it. You may send it to [email protected]

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