Hi Simon,
Hope this isn't too late to be useful for you.
I was investigating this myself at my former workplace, where we were
using MS Exchange 2000. I had a dual-boot Debian desktop and wanted to
seamlessly access the calendars etc that I needed to on Exchange.
For maximum playing
G'day,
At a meeting tonight I was asked about shared calendaring on linux that
plays well with outlook.
Going through the slug mailing list archives looks like this gets asked
regularly. I did some googling based on previous answers. I thought
worth asking again.
What are people using at the
ashley maher wrote:
G'day,
At a meeting tonight I was asked about shared calendaring on linux that
plays well with outlook.
Going through the slug mailing list archives looks like this gets asked
regularly. I did some googling based on previous answers. I thought
worth asking again.
What are
Simon Males wrote:
ashley maher wrote:
G'day,
At a meeting tonight I was asked about shared calendaring on linux that
plays well with outlook.
Going through the slug mailing list archives looks like this gets asked
regularly. I did some googling based on previous answers. I thought
worth
On Wed, 2006-04-05 at 21:38 +1000, ashley maher wrote:
At a meeting tonight I was asked about shared calendaring on linux that
plays well with outlook.
At the moment I'm trialling Sugar CRM[1]. I'm using the open source
release, but there's a couple of others with varying levels of features
and
Peter Hardy wrote:
It does shared calendaring by way of a proprietary plugin for Outlook
that'll set you back around $US30 per head for a handful of licences.
Less for larger volumes.
i hear the vtiger plugin is free
dave
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