Online Calendar's
Discussion
Does anyone have any comments on online calendars? I'm keen to get rid of my outlook calendar in favour of a web based calendar.
I've looked at yahoo, 30boxes, and most recently google calendar.
Anyone use any? I'd really appreciate any input on this. I'm siding with google at the moment, but I'm open to suggestions.
Cheers
I've looked at yahoo, 30boxes, and most recently google calendar.
Anyone use any? I'd really appreciate any input on this. I'm siding with google at the moment, but I'm open to suggestions.
Cheers
on the Register1 VDS Pro we ship PHP Web Calender
Clients seem to like it's ease of use and simplicity.. check it out.
J
Clients seem to like it's ease of use and simplicity.. check it out.
J
We've (for personal use) been using this for some time. It's a little complicated at first (if you want more than one person to be able to use/edit it) but very configurable and free.
www.airset.com
We tried a few different (free) ones at the time and found this to be best. I like that you can have as many different layers to the calander as you like (e.g. for work, social, birthday etc) and colour code them. Also you can set recurring events, configure it to automatically email your schedule for each day, have a public calendar that you can allow people to view. It does have some tools for integrating Outlook but I've not used them. There's a cool feature that can text you schedules to your mobile too but unfortunately, as it's US based, it's no good for UK.
Edited to add : it's all browser based too so no software to install, meaning you can access it from anywhwere, anytime (login and password protected)
www.airset.com
We tried a few different (free) ones at the time and found this to be best. I like that you can have as many different layers to the calander as you like (e.g. for work, social, birthday etc) and colour code them. Also you can set recurring events, configure it to automatically email your schedule for each day, have a public calendar that you can allow people to view. It does have some tools for integrating Outlook but I've not used them. There's a cool feature that can text you schedules to your mobile too but unfortunately, as it's US based, it's no good for UK.
Edited to add : it's all browser based too so no software to install, meaning you can access it from anywhwere, anytime (login and password protected)
Edited by The Dude on Wednesday 19th July 08:19
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