Allen wrote:
Fred A. Miller wrote:
[snip]
I am really starting to dislike the latest incarnation of Outlook.
"Starting to?" I quit helping people use it. Now, when someone calls,
I simply tell them to download and install Thunderbird, which I'll
gladly help them with. These are the few who don't have a clue yet
and haven't dumped MickySoft for Linux yet. ;)
There is an unfortunate aspect to this that I suffer under. Big$
Bu$ine$$ has not moved to *nix at this time for end users. This
includes a whole lot of smaller businesses as well. For example, the
company I'm currently consulting with uses Outlook for calendaring
meetings. I don't have LookOut, eh, Outlook and have not yet figured
out a way to solve this problem.
In the *nix world if you're using Tbird as an email client you could
install Lightning Plug-in which gives you a desktop calendaring app.
Then if you have a gmail account you could then set up the google
calendar to be shared. Then install and setup a plugin for lightning
that allows you to link your google calendar. Now when you enter an
event in Lightning, it will automatically "enter" the event in your
Google Calendar and everyone that has share acces to it will see the
event as well. All sharees would need to do the same from their end.
Thus you have group access to calendars.
Best
Allen
Best,
Allen
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