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Old 07-29-2011, 04:23 AM   #1
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Wink meeting room planner


Hi,

we are using opensuse11.3 in our organisation on every pc.

i just want to know which is the best tool used for meeting room planner, calender and like we can schedule our tasks. . etc. .
 
Old 07-29-2011, 12:41 PM   #2
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You could use the calendar in Thunderbird then if you use it as your mail reader it's win-win. Can't vouch for how good it is though but from what I can see it's "similar" to outlook in that you can invite meeting attendees etc.
 
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Hello,

I'm using the Google-calendar, there is an Addon for Thunderbird for this calendar and it can be synchronized with many Smartphones (Android, WebOS). It is required that one has a mail-account from Google. The calendar can be shared with other people.

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Hi,

Guys thanks for the reply. .

i am using Thunderbird 3.0.5, for this google calender add-ons is not supporting.
i have to upgrade thunderbird and see whether it works or not. . And also i have a doubt like which higher versions of thunderbird will work on opensuse 11.3. .
 
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i am using Thunderbird 3.0.5, for this google calender add-ons is not supporting.
i have to upgrade thunderbird and see whether it works or not. . And also i have a doubt like which higher versions of thunderbird will work on opensuse 11.3. .
The name of the addon is "Google Calendar Tab" it should work with any recent version of Thunderbird 3 and OpenSuse 11.3 isn't that old, it should support also newer versions of Thunderbird.

Markus
 
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Old 08-01-2011, 12:51 AM   #6
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The name of the addon is "Google Calendar Tab" it should work with any recent version of Thunderbird 3 and OpenSuse 11.3 isn't that old, it should support also newer versions of Thunderbird.

Markus
Hi,

opensuse11.3 is not old, but i believe Thunderbird 3.0.5 version is not supporting. .

please see the attachment, its a screen shot which i have taken when i tried to search the google calender add-ons for Thunderbird. .
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I had this Addon running with a more recent version of Thunderbird 3, you should try to upgrade Thunderbird.

Markus
 
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Old 08-01-2011, 05:18 AM   #8
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I had this Addon running with a more recent version of Thunderbird 3, you should try to upgrade Thunderbird.

Markus
well i upgraded thunderbird and google calender add-ons is working. .

thankz once again. .


but
Can we share this locally??? so that we can plan or schedule our work and meetings. .
 
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Can we share this locally??? so that we can plan or schedule our work and meetings. .
Well, you can share your calendar with other people who have also a googlemail-account. This is not locally, but anyone can use the calender over the internet. You can use it within any browser.

I'd suggest to create a googlemail-account for everyone in the workgroup and one general account where meetings can be scheduled. Then you share the general calendar with everyone.

We have a similar solution with M$-Exchange, but it is very similar.

btw, if googlemail doesn't meet your requirements, you can as well use the calendar of yahoo-mail, but they connect with http instead of https, so I found googlemail to be more secure.

Markus
 
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Well, you can share your calendar with other people who have also a googlemail-account. This is not locally, but anyone can use the calender over the internet. You can use it within any browser.

I'd suggest to create a googlemail-account for everyone in the workgroup and one general account where meetings can be scheduled. Then you share the general calendar with everyone.

We have a similar solution with M$-Exchange, but it is very similar.

btw, if googlemail doesn't meet your requirements, you can as well use the calendar of yahoo-mail, but they connect with http instead of https, so I found googlemail to be more secure.

Markus
hmmmm ok Mr.Markus. . i'll try do work on it. .

i will update if i get anything. .

and thankz for the help. .
 
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and thankz for the help. .
You're welcome, and thanks for the reputations.

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