sharing calendar with Outlook

Hi,
My organisation uses a mix of Mac and PC.
One of the major problems we have in keeping our respective diaries up
to date.
Is there a convenient way of doing this using Entourage and Outlook?
Many thanks for any help.
Nick

earnshaw
Fri Jul 21 15:13:19 CDT 2006

iditnick wrote:
> Hi,
> My organisation uses a mix of Mac and PC.
> One of the major problems we have in keeping our respective diaries up
> to date.
> Is there a convenient way of doing this using Entourage and Outlook?
> Many thanks for any help.
> Nick

Have you tried Little Machines O2M? or microsoft exchange server?
andrew

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Fri Jul 21 15:07:59 CDT 2006

iditnick <nick.duncan@tiri.org> wrote:

> Is there a convenient way of doing this using Entourage and Outlook?

Yep if you have an Exchange server where both apps can sync calendar
information,

Corentin

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Bill
Mon Jul 24 16:48:05 CDT 2006

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I have the same issue in a small (!) office.

Exchange server is not an option. There would be only one user.

Isn¹t there supposed to be a way to synchronize across platforms or at least
export and import? I guess I could make on the ³master² and do it that way.

Please help??

Best,

- Bill

On 7/21/06 1:13 PM, in article
1153512799.277741.114840@i42g2000cwa.googlegroups.com, "earnshaw"
<newquay@earnshaw.f2s.com> wrote:

>
> iditnick wrote:
>> > Hi,
>> > My organisation uses a mix of Mac and PC.
>> > One of the major problems we have in keeping our respective diaries up
>> > to date.
>> > Is there a convenient way of doing this using Entourage and Outlook?
>> > Many thanks for any help.
>> > Nick
>
> Have you tried Little Machines O2M? or microsoft exchange server?
> andrew
>

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I have the same issue in a small (!) office. 
 
Exchange server is not an option. There would be only one user. 
 
Isn’t there supposed to be a way to synchronize across platforms or a=
t least export and import? I guess I could make on the “master” =
and do it that way. 
 
Please help?? 
 
 
Best, 
 
 
 - Bill 
 
 
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> Is there a convenient way of doing this using Entourage and Outlook?<B=
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> Many thanks for any help. 
> Nick 
 
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Bill
Mon Jul 24 16:50:35 CDT 2006

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I know Exchange server will work (sort of), but please tell me if you have
any other ideas like a utility that can read both file types or something?

I have a PC notebook and a Mac desktop. Since I¹ve started working with a
group that uses Outlook, invitations to meetings are flying all over the
place. I¹m having to do it all manually to make sure both sides are updated.

Help??

Best,

- Bill

On 7/21/06 7:42 AM, in article
1153492977.799834.201490@p79g2000cwp.googlegroups.com, "iditnick"
<nick.duncan@tiri.org> wrote:

> Hi,
> My organisation uses a mix of Mac and PC.
> One of the major problems we have in keeping our respective diaries up
> to date.
> Is there a convenient way of doing this using Entourage and Outlook?
> Many thanks for any help.
> Nick
>

Tiger 10.4.7
Office 2004
Windows XP Pro SP2
Office 2003
G5 1.8Ghz (single)
ThinkPad T40
Treo 650
(sigh)

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I know Exchange server will work (sort of), but ple=
ase tell me if you have any other ideas – like a utility that can read=
both file types or something? 
 
I have a PC notebook and a Mac desktop. Since I’ve started working wi=
th a group that uses Outlook, invitations to meetings are flying all over th=
e place. I’m having to do it all manually to make sure both sides are =
updated. 
 
Help?? 
 
 
Best, 
 
 
 - Bill 
 
 
On 7/21/06 7:42 AM, in article 1153492977.799834.201490@p79g2000cwp.googleg=
roups.com, "iditnick" <nick.duncan@tiri.org> wrote: 
 
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PAN STYLE=3D'font-size:12.0px'>Hi, 
My organisation uses a mix of Mac and PC. 
One of the major problems we have in keeping our respective diaries up 
to date. 
Is there a convenient way of doing this using Entourage and Outlook? 
Many thanks for any help. 
Nick 
 
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Windows XP Pro SP2 
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