Schedule My Life

[c9]

WANTED: Calendar solution meeting these requirements:

• really easy
• really fast to edit and view
• web-accessible
• is really pretty
• can be shared for leapfish to view whenever he wants

REWARD: a big thank-you hug

CAVEAT: Not Yahoo, I looked and hated it.

CONCLUSION: Basically I want http://calendar.google.com to start working NOW, not RSN.

Comments

[ex-halfwitte432.livejournal.com]

Get in touch with northbard, they were working on a killer app that'll have more than you and leapfish will ever need.

[msvu20.livejournal.com]

I like Novell GroupWise's calendar. It's Web accessable and you can have proxy access to others' calendars. Probably a little more than you really need... but it's there, lol.

-Your IT solutions company

[jdhorner.livejournal.com]

what about something from the mozilla.org project...
it's been a while since i looked, but don't they have an open standards "iCal" of sorts? that can upload files to either a webdav share or a webserver and viewed with something like:

http://www.icalx.com/
or, not as useful, but still free: http://icalshare.com/

there's another site that's pretty cool, but i forget where it is. i have it bookmarked at work though. what about www.mypimp.com (now named hipcal.com ?)

[simplisticton.livejournal.com]

iCal and/or Evolution and phpicalendar work great for me.

iCal synchs with my Palm via the Missing Sync, and iCal publishes my calendar to the web, which I can then view/edit in Evolution.

Of course, this may not be suitable for Windows. As a replacement, any calendaring app which can publish to iCal/vCal format is acceptable.

And of course, when it's ready, the Hula Project will be more than you ever dreamed of hoping for. :)

[zedinbed.livejournal.com]

All I have to say is you're sooo lazy! :p