Anything better than Outlook 2000 for Calendaring.

[e_mc_2]

I'm starting to wonder if I should go with a web based calendar app or what? All I really can think about is Outlook 2000 for sharing calendars. Does anyone have any other ideas?

 

[Ladi]

What is it that you don't like about Outlook2K? What particular features are you looking for?

~Ladi

 

[e_mc_2]

Looking for something cheaper and that has a site license. Other than that all I need is a basic Calendar with times on it like outlook has.

 

[SUOrangeman]

We use something called meeting Maker here at work for enterprise (if you really wanna call it that) calendaring. I can schedule a meeting with other folks and they can confirm electronically, etc. It just doesn't integrate with Outlook (my e-mail client, Netscape is used corporately).

-SUO

 

[bahree]

You can try anyday.com - it is free and you can also publish your calender. It can also be integrated with Outlook, PalmPilot, etc.

Amit.

 

[e_mc_2]

Thank you! I will try that and see how it goes.

 

[Shigoki]

e_mc_2,
I am in a very similar situation as a SysAdmin for a small startup.
Look at CorporateTime from Steltor (formerly CS&T/Lexacom).

They are becoming a popular choice among universities that dread MS Exchange nightmares.

It provides calendaring equal to Exchange Server with:
- leaner profile
- all platform (even Linux BeOS Amiga)
- palm hot-sync and outlook plug-in available

I downloaded the demo and ran it on a Sun Enterprise 250 - it rocks.
(The Outlook Plug-in is identical to the folder view you get with Exchange)

-Shigoki

 

[e_mc_2]

Awesome, thanks for all the great ideas.