tom@vpnet.chi.il.us (Tom Hansen) (02/06/91)
I would like any information on avaliable schedule (calendar/appointment) applications. Need to be able to run on Sys V, Aix, and Xenix. The features I'm looking for, but have so far been unable to locate, are: 1. Ability to mark an entry private or public. 2. Ability for anyone with system access to view and modify another's public schedule. 3. Ability to schedule the same event for recurring days, weeks, etc. Thanks in advance for any info. -- |~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~||~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~| | Tom Hansen || "I honor that place within you where, | | tom@vpnet.chi.il.us || if you are in that place in you, and | | || I am in that place in me, there is |
tom@vpnet.chi.il.us (Tom Hansen) (02/06/91)
I am looking for a schedule (appointment/calendar) program which runs under Unix Sys 5, Aix, and Xenix. The features I haven't been able to find anywhere include: 1. The ability to mark events as private OR public. 2. The ability for anyone to have access to anyone elses PUBLIC schedule and add events to it. 3. The ability to schedule events as recurring weekly, monthly, etc. Thanks for any info. -- |~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~||~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~| | Tom Hansen || "I honor that place within you where, | | tom@vpnet.chi.il.us || if you are in that place in you, and | | || I am in that place in me, there is |
edw@sequent.UUCP (Ed Wright) (02/14/91)
In article <1991Feb05.185924.4447@vpnet.chi.il.us> tom@vpnet.chi.il.us (Tom Hansen) writes:
%I would like any information on avaliable schedule (calendar/appointment)
%applications. Need to be able to run on Sys V, Aix, and Xenix. The
%features I'm looking for, but have so far been unable to locate, are:
%1. Ability to mark an entry private or public.
%2. Ability for anyone with system access to view and modify another's public
% schedule.
%3. Ability to schedule the same event for recurring days, weeks, etc.
Uniplex Time Manager does all of this and perhaps a bit more.
It does it well too, I might add.
Ed
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^C ^c ^x^c helpexit ?Quit ?q ^Kx /QY sync;halt edw@sequent.comdfs@doe.carleton.ca (David F. Skoll) (02/14/91)
In <53117@sequent.UUCP> edw@sequent.UUCP (Ed Wright) writes: >In article <1991Feb05.185924.4447@vpnet.chi.il.us> tom@vpnet.chi.il.us (Tom Hansen) writes: >%I would like any information on avaliable schedule (calendar/appointment) >%applications. Need to be able to run on Sys V, Aix, and Xenix. The >%features I'm looking for, but have so far been unable to locate, are: >%1. Ability to mark an entry private or public. >%2. Ability for anyone with system access to view and modify another's public >% schedule. >%3. Ability to schedule the same event for recurring days, weeks, etc. >Uniplex Time Manager does all of this and perhaps a bit more. >It does it well too, I might add. You could also try (public-domain) 'Remind' which was posted to alt.sources. You can ftp it from alfred.ccs.carleton.ca (134.117.1.1) in pub/remind-2.2.06.tar.Z. -- David F. Skoll