Up until now it was almost impossible to get a good overview of your co-worker calendars and appointments integrated with Outlook.

GroupCalendar is an add-on for Outlook which solves that problem effectively and flexibly.

In addition to allowing group viewing of calendars, GroupCalendar also allows you to create and edit appointments on behalf of others.

All of these features are available using nothing more then a peer to peer network or LAN - no server software is required.

Flexible - Works without a server and with a laptop on the road.

Easy to install - Start the setup, adjust one setting and the office has a shared calendar.

Easy to use - No actions required to share. Needs only one click for private or hidden appointments.

Effective - Create appointments for others directly in the GroupCalendar in Outlook.

Here are some key features of "GroupCalendar":

· Nothing to install on the workstations.
· Automatic instant processing of new, changed or deleted items in users personal calendars.
· Real time processing without synchronisation problems.
· Full Outlook Web Access support.
· Native Exchange Server and Active Directory integration using only the power that Exchange server makes available. (store events)
· Safe server processing control (com+)
· Full native Outlook / Exchange resync when disconnected laptop users reconnect.


Requirements:

· Office 2000 or higher with all service packs
· A network connection and a computer with a shared folder where all users have read/write security rights

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· Added a new setting to disable server ping when SQL server is being used. (in INI file DoPing=True or False)
· Added a checkbox to unload serveral forms automatically
· Bug fix for the following issue: A delegate creates an item for another user. That user has "sync to personal calendar" enabled (pda user). The "pda user" synchronizes. The delegate item is being created twice in the personal calendar and after edit of the item and synchronization, the item is being removed from the persoanl calendar