geeb@med.umich.edu (Mark A. Gebert) (04/08/91)
Does anyone know of a Calendar program that has the following features: 1) Overlay Calendars.... The ability to look at more than one calendar at the same time. 2) Full Appointment Management... When someone other than you inserts an appointment in your calendar... the Calendar will send you a message that person X inserted the following appointment on this day 3) Built to be used on a network... Sun's is a cutisy hack, since the info stored on machine x isn't the same as the info stored on machine y (ie. geeb@hanson ins't the same as geeb@hendrix). Basically one central calendar depository. 4) Written under X11R4. 5) Can be run on a dec or a sun. Sun's cm is cool but is really a toy in the business world. --geeb -- ################################################################################ Mark A. Gebert | University of Michigan, Health Sciences (geeb@med.umich.edu) | Information Technology and Networking (ITN) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- geeb, n.: | Swearing is the only language Geometric Error in Essential Balance | all programmers know by heart. or a funny nickname for a slightly | psychotic person | % cat std.disclaimers ################################################################################
gstiehl@convex.convex.COM (Greg Stiehl) (04/09/91)
In article <1991Apr8.164618.7459@engin.umich.edu>, geeb@med.umich.edu (Mark A. Gebert) writes: > > Does anyone know of a Calendar program that has the following features: > > 1) Overlay Calendars.... The ability to look at more than one calendar at > the same time. > 2) Full Appointment Management... When someone other than you inserts an > appointment in your calendar... the Calendar will send you a message that > person X inserted the following appointment on this day > 3) Built to be used on a network... Sun's is a cutisy hack, since the info > stored on machine x isn't the same as the info stored on machine y (ie. > geeb@hanson ins't the same as geeb@hendrix). Basically one central calendar > depository. > 4) Written under X11R4. > 5) Can be run on a dec or a sun. > > Sun's cm is cool but is really a toy in the business world. Syncronize from CrossWind. It has all the features you list, and then some. Of course, it isn't a toy, so you will have to pay for it. Last time I checked, it was $100 per license. But, I highly recomend it. -greg. ---- Greg Stiehl (gstiehl@convex.com) Graphics Software Convex Computer Corp.