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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.
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.
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.
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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but
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$-Exchange, but it is very similar.
btw, if googlemail doesn't meet your requirements, you can as well use the calendar of yahoo-mail, but they connect with http instead of https, so I found googlemail to be more secure.
Well, you can share your calendar with other people who have also a googlemail-account. This is not locally, but anyone can use the calender over the internet. You can use it within any browser.
I'd suggest to create a googlemail-account for everyone in the workgroup and one general account where meetings can be scheduled. Then you share the general calendar with everyone.
We have a similar solution with M$-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.
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