richter@randvax.UUCP (Susan Richter) (01/21/87)
We're looking for a calendar management package to run under (4.3bsd)
Unix that will (besides doing the basic things like scheduling
appointments, summarizing calendar, etc. for a single user) allow a
user to do the following:
- scan/query his own and others' calendars
- give a list of users and a range of time, and get back a list
of times when all the parties are free
- make a non-binding "appointment" on someone else's calendar
Anybody know of, or have, such a system running? If so, I'd like to
hear from you! Thanks . . .
Susan Richter
richter@rand-unix.arpa
...!{decvax,trwrb}!randvax!richterjeff@spp2.UUCP (Jeff Hull) (01/22/87)
In article <792@randvax.UUCP> richter@randvax.UUCP (Susan Richter) writes: >We're looking for a calendar management package ... > that will (besides doing the basic ... > - scan/query > - give back a list of times when all the parties are free > - make a non-binding "appointment" on someone else's calendar > > richter@rand-unix.arpa > ...!{decvax,trwrb}!randvax!richter I would also like to hear about such a package. -- Jeff Hull decvax,hplabs \ 13817 Yukon Avenue ihnp4,sdcrdcf -> !trwrb!trwspp!spp2!jeff Hawthorne, CA 90250 ucbvax,vortex / It was great when it all begaaaaaaaaan, I was a regular <USENET> faaaaaaaaaan, ...
jabusch@uiucdcsb.UUCP (01/29/87)
I think I speak for several people at sites around here who are also interested in environments such as (jeff) has described. I would like to see any information on this as postings here. John Jabusch USA-CERL-FS