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==I Need My Assistant To Edit My Calendar== | |||
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A: Yes, but you will need a third party plugin to edit your calendars. Outlook 2010 can reportedly allow you to read the calendar but not modify it. | A: Yes, but you will need a third party plugin to edit your calendars. Outlook 2010 can reportedly allow you to read the calendar but not modify it. | ||
Q: When I initially Log in, there is a page with a lot of stuff I don't understand. What is that? | |||
A: Ya, that is documentation, and it isn't really aimed at the layman. If you understand it, great, if not, then hopefully this page will help you figure out how to get what you want. | |||
==Clients== | ==Clients== | ||
[[Thunderbird#Calendar|How to set up Calendars in Thunderbird/Lightning]] | [[Thunderbird#Calendar|How to set up Calendars in Thunderbird/Lightning]] |
Revision as of 20:23, 15 July 2012
- Setting up calendars is a two part process
- First, you must log into the server interface to create calendars and grant permission to other user to access them
- Then you need to configure your calendar client to access the calendars you created
I Just Want a Calendar That All My Devices Will Sync With
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I Need My Assistant To Edit My Calendar
FAQ
Q: Can I use Outlook?
A: Yes, but you will need a third party plugin to edit your calendars. Outlook 2010 can reportedly allow you to read the calendar but not modify it.
Q: When I initially Log in, there is a page with a lot of stuff I don't understand. What is that?
A: Ya, that is documentation, and it isn't really aimed at the layman. If you understand it, great, if not, then hopefully this page will help you figure out how to get what you want.