Hi *, 2008/1/29, Scott Castaline wrote: > Allen wrote: > > Fred A. Miller wrote: > > > > [snip] > > > >>> I am really starting to dislike the latest incarnation of Outlook. > >> > >> "Starting to?" I quit helping people use it. Now, when someone calls, > >> I simply tell them to download and install Thunderbird, which I'll > >> gladly help them with. These are the few who don't have a clue yet > >> and haven't dumped MickySoft for Linux yet. ;) > > > > There is an unfortunate aspect to this that I suffer under. Big$ > > Bu$ine$$ has not moved to *nix at this time for end users. This > > includes a whole lot of smaller businesses as well. For example, the > > company I'm currently consulting with uses Outlook for calendaring > > meetings. I don't have LookOut, eh, Outlook and have not yet figured > > out a way to solve this problem. > > > In the *nix world if you're using Tbird as an email client you could > install Lightning Plug-in which gives you a desktop calendaring app. > Then if you have a gmail account you could then set up the google > calendar to be shared. Then install and setup a plugin for lightning > that allows you to link your google calendar. Now when you enter an > event in Lightning, it will automatically "enter" the event in your > Google Calendar and everyone that has share acces to it will see the > event as well. All sharees would need to do the same from their end. > Thus you have group access to calendars.
BTW -> Subject: Thunderbird 3 Planning From: David Ascher Date: 2008-01-28 <http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.mozilla.devel.seamonkey/10428> <http://wiki.mozilla.org/Thunderbird:Thunderbird3> Manfred --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
