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2006 Sep 18
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Schedule+ calendar success story
...th all versions of Microsoft Office,
(mine comes from Office95) but most of the time hidden on the CD. It can
be used as a shared calendar. I copied the directory "Schedule"
directly, no setup program.
Important is, that you have to start Schedule+ with something like:
wine /opt/schedule/SCHDPL32.EXE /U "paul"
Otherways it will ask for the username, but you cannot see that window
(it's behind the startscreen). If you want to see it, use "alt F7" and
move your mouse.
Then the application asks for a file. In my case my customer needed a
shared callendar. All users are...