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    Outlook 2003 - Setup Shared Calendar?

    Hi all,

    I'm trying to setup a shared calendar in Outlook 2003 and i was wondering if anyone would could give me some advise?

    I have found many bits of 3rd party software that you install on each machine, but is that the best route to go down?

    Cheers all

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    have you got exchange ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Moby-Dick
    have you got exchange ?
    Nop

    I would like it, but i dont think the company would do that?

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    without exchange , you really dont use outlook to its fullest potential.

    do you all have pop3 accoutns or somethign ?

    its not as expensive as you'd think ( dependiong on the number of staff you have )
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    Hi,

    Well we have around 15-20 people on PC's. The rest are all on Mac's.

    Yes we are using a pop 3 server, via Mandrake Linux.

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    Ah throwing MAC's in to the bundle doesn't help.

    earlier versions of outlook supported a rudementry calender sharing which was officially horrible.

    Its one of the features that exchange does pretty well.

    I'm guessing that your budget woudn't streach to SBS + enough calls for 20 people ( would be between a grand and £1500 for software , and you'd need somethign to run it on.


    all however isn't lost , have you thought about a shared calender application such as sunbird ?
    http://www.mozilla.org/projects/calendar/sunbird.html

    if you have mod_dav installed on your linux server you can use it to publish and share your Mozilla Calender ( sunbird )

    I'm sure this woudl work for the mac guys too !

    www.twilight-systems.com/flacco/mozcal/
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    Quote Originally Posted by Moby-Dick
    Ah throwing MAC's in to the bundle doesn't help.

    earlier versions of outlook supported a rudementry calender sharing which was officially horrible.

    Its one of the features that exchange does pretty well.

    I'm guessing that your budget woudn't streach to SBS + enough calls for 20 people ( would be between a grand and £1500 for software , and you'd need somethign to run it on.


    all however isn't lost , have you thought about a shared calender application such as sunbird ?
    http://www.mozilla.org/projects/calendar/sunbird.html

    if you have mod_dav installed on your linux server you can use it to publish and share your Mozilla Calender ( sunbird )

    I'm sure this woudl work for the mac guys too !

    www.twilight-systems.com/flacco/mozcal/
    We use a database called Filemaker. From what i now understand if i get the Filemaker plugin then i'll be able to publish my calendar.

    In the mean time i have managed to share our calendar via OfficeCalendar.

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    Might find something of use here..

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    Don't forget if you can afford exchange then the mac's have Microsoft Entourage which also gives full Outlook connectivity, ie shared calendars, address books etc etc

    Jon

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