Peter C. Norton writes: > Ditto. Webmail+calendering isn't as attractive as group calendering by > itself.
It's probably a force-of-habit thing. If you take someone who's never used a calendar before, and they get used to opening and updating their calendar from any browser anywhere in the world, they'll probably laugh at the notion of being forced to use a dedicated calendaring client. Also keep in mind that sqwebmail's calendar entries are arbitrary MIME objects, and may include any MIME attachment. If you schedule a group calendar entry and attach some files, everyone will be able to grab and download them. This should be a convenient way to swap files. They can even be PGP-signed, but I don't see much point in doing that, so I didn't waste time on enabling PGP-signing. Right now, only the event creator can update the event (and its attachments), and this will take up gobs of disk space (each calendar receives its own copy of the MIME object). But I'm optimistic that both problems can be solved at in the future. -- Sam _______________________________________________ courier-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/courier-users
