Network Calendar (Not iCal!)

MacDaddy · Feb 16th, 2005, 04:05 PM

Does anybody know of a good Networked Calendar application similar to Now Up To Date?

We want to be able to have multiple clients that tie in with the server, so when you add a new listing in the calendar, it will post it to the server and the clients will update automatically (NUTD Does this based on a certain time).

I have found Chronos Group Organizer, but it is around the same price as NUTD and we are looking for something a bit cheaper.

Also found Meeting Maker Millenium, same deal.

I dont really think we will find anything as robust for any cheaper than what I have found, but...

Any ideas?

Thanks

Finch · Feb 17th, 2005, 09:01 AM

Have you looked into FirstClass? http://www.firstclass.com/ not certain if you can license the calendar separate from the GroupWare? I've worked in FirstClass environments before and I will say the calendaring feature is very impressive.

Another thought, do you use Entourage? What about subscribing to a 3rd party hosted MS Exchange host eg. eOutlook - www.eoutlook.com or Mailstreet - www.mailtreet.com both seem to be Mac friendly. I use eOutlook myself.

MacDaddy · Feb 22nd, 2005, 09:15 PM

i will check it out, thanks!

Feb 16th, 2005, 04:05 PM	#1
MacDaddy Honourable Citizen Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Calgary Posts: 2,939	Network Calendar (Not iCal!) Does anybody know of a good Networked Calendar application similar to Now Up To Date? We want to be able to have multiple clients that tie in with the server, so when you add a new listing in the calendar, it will post it to the server and the clients will update automatically (NUTD Does this based on a certain time). I have found Chronos Group Organizer, but it is around the same price as NUTD and we are looking for something a bit cheaper. Also found Meeting Maker Millenium, same deal. I dont really think we will find anything as robust for any cheaper than what I have found, but... Any ideas? Thanks __________________ Mister Chupa and Friends \| The Love Muffin \| My Flickr iThink, therefore iMac You are coming to a sad realization: Cancel or Allow? Chuck Norris was the one who took a bite out of the Apple Logo. Last edited by MacDaddy; Feb 16th, 2005 at 04:21 PM.

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MacDaddy Honourable Citizen Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Calgary Posts: 2,939	i will check it out, thanks! __________________ Mister Chupa and Friends \| The Love Muffin \| My Flickr iThink, therefore iMac You are coming to a sad realization: Cancel or Allow? Chuck Norris was the one who took a bite out of the Apple Logo.

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Feb 17th, 2005, 09:01 AM	#2
Finch Hotwiring another cessna Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Toronto, ON Posts: 383	Have you looked into FirstClass? http://www.firstclass.com/ not certain if you can license the calendar separate from the GroupWare? I've worked in FirstClass environments before and I will say the calendaring feature is very impressive. Another thought, do you use Entourage? What about subscribing to a 3rd party hosted MS Exchange host eg. eOutlook - www.eoutlook.com or Mailstreet - www.mailtreet.com both seem to be Mac friendly. I use eOutlook myself.