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| kovalphoto |
 Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2007 10:43 pm |
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A lot of my clients have calendars via Google, and having subscriptions that i can turn off or on is a great thing. I can view my clients deadlines with calendars for each client, or turn them off and just view my calendar. Please.
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| kovalphoto |
| Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2007 10:49 pm |
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Noting that calendars are sometimes subscription based, and view only is fine, but also making a calendar shareable, so that other people can add or change events is good too.
My agent and I share a calendar for meetings via Google. He can add appointments that I have to go to, and I can add times when I'm not available. It's very useful.
on a side note. In my opinion, Google calendar is almost perfect. It just lacks a few important features like an easy to use task feature or note pad.
The sticky note feature in Now UD, is great.
I think Scrybe has got the right idea, but it just needs some key elements in order for me to fully migrate over. |
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| davidg |
| Posted: Thu Nov 29, 2007 11:16 am |
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| dstuart |
| Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2007 7:44 pm |
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Yeah, calendars are shareable. You have to click on a tab that is on the EXTREME far left of the calendar. Maybe the tab should be bigger or brighter or something, because I spent too much time figuring out that tab when I started with this thing too...
Also, on most of the monitors of the computers I use, Scrybe is just a bit too tall to fit without scrolling. As a result, you'll see all the content at the top half of that window. So you'll think that you can see everything in the window, but the action buttons are hidden at the bottom. You have to scroll down to see them. Maybe that is also something Scrybe should look into. (Hint, hint.) |
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