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    Web based booking system?

    I work for a school, and we have 3 IT Suites (each with 30 PC's) and we currently have a paper based system for booking it.

    Now i would like a web based one, that looks like a day view on a calender, showing the rooms, and the periods, and how many machines are in use.

    Anybody know of any easy way to do this? or any existing program that will do this?

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    If it's a secondary school, get a student to write a system in Access/VB/PHP+MySQL.

    If it's a school for little people, relational databases might be a little tricky There must be some programs kicking around

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    I've used webcalendar in the past.It's a bit clunky but it does the job

    http://www.k5n.us/webcalendar.php

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    hola ripsaw - LTNS

    one of the neatest way's I've seen or a booking system was using a public folder in Exchange.

    Each meeting room/suite has its own mailbox and assiciated calender.

    To book a room , you simply "invite" it to a given meeting and it auto responds depending on if its busy or not.

    does that sound doable ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Moby-Dick
    hola ripsaw - LTNS

    one of the neatest way's I've seen or a booking system was using a public folder in Exchange.

    Each meeting room/suite has its own mailbox and assiciated calender.

    To book a room , you simply "invite" it to a given meeting and it auto responds depending on if its busy or not.

    does that sound doable ?
    Yes LTNS it is . Never bothered re-registering after hexus got hacked, (i think that is what it was anyway) Are you a School network admin too ? or am i thinking of sombody else?

    Well i am changing computer system in the school i started at in September. Its running the evil RM Connect 2.4

    I am ripping it out, and putting in 2003 Server with XP Clients.. and for E-Mail... Exchange Server 2003... so Exchange will be there.

    I will have to look into this feature when i have in up and running which should be the begining of june....

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    Good Stuff

    I'm not a specific schools admin , but one of my clients is a small school , complete with darn RM boxes

    if you want it web based - dont forget the excellent OWA functionality of Exchange 2003 - or if you are super clever , integrate it into some local sharepiont portal
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    Quote Originally Posted by Moby-Dick
    Good Stuff

    I'm not a specific schools admin , but one of my clients is a small school , complete with darn RM boxes

    if you want it web based - dont forget the excellent OWA functionality of Exchange 2003 - or if you are super clever , integrate it into some local sharepiont portal

    Its the Outlook web access i will be using, as it will be to much of a pain using outlook like we currently do.

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    hotscripts is probably the best script site on the web but http://www.scriptz.com/ is ok as well
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