[KLUG Members] FYI: [users-groupware] New version of Mozilla Calendar]

[Eric Anderson]

Something else that seems to work pretty well, is the 
PHPGroupware web interface. Because of the fact that an 
IMAP mail client won't be able to use collaborative 
calendaring,  it was a good idea to integrate a reasonably 
well liked IMAP webmail interface (Squirrelmail) into a 
groupware application with collaborative calendaring.

I'm using it within my organization, and haven't had any 
complaints yet. (small organization, though)



On 28 Aug 2002 07:50:17 -0400
  Adam Williams <awilliam@whitemice.org> wrote:

>While not yet perfect,  the packages below plus Cyrus 
>IMAP are getting
>close to biting into M$-Exchange territory.  Work is 
>feverishly under
>way to integrate this into both Open Office and 
>Kronolith,  and who
>knows what brews in the sancta-sanctorium at Ximian.
>
>Nice to finally have some progress on this front.
>
>Boy! If somebody wanted to do a presentation in November 
>on the upcoming
>calendering packages, that would be fabulous. :)
>
>-----Forwarded Message-----
>Subject: [users-groupware] New version of Mozilla 
>Calendar
>Date: 27 Aug 2002 00:55:19 +0200
>
>A new version of Mozilla Calendar is available on
>http://www.mozilla.org/projects/calendar
>problems with the preferences should now be fixed.
>>From Mike wrote Potter in the newgroup
>news://news.mozilla.org/netscape.public.mozilla.calendar:
>Hi all:
>    There were two small code problems in the builds that 
>were posted on
>the weekend, for people who have never installed the 
>calendar before.
>(They were related to the init of preferences data.)
>    Those problems have, I think, been fixed.
>    Can everyone who had problems installing the calendar 
>on the weekend
>please give it a try again?  Post here if there are still 
>problems.  It
>should be better now, I delete all my calendar prefs and 
>was able to run
>it without issue.
>Thanks,
>Mike
>
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