mattadams
05-09-2005, 11:40 AM
Some of you might be aware of this, but the calendar that RMFTC uses (www.rmftc.com/calendar) for the public calendar can also be used by individuals as a private/public calendar.
By default, you are set up as a public user, and you can add events, and others can see them.
I've been doing a bit of testing with it, and with your own username/password you can create your own events that either just you can see, or that everyone can see (depending on how you set it up). You can use it for personal reasons, like company meetings, wife's birthday, etc. or you can use it for whatever you want.
You can set up the calendar to be shown in daily/weekly/monthly/yearly mode depending onw hat you use it for and can even configure your own color scheme for it. You can also have the program email you reminders of various events at settings you specify.
The only "drawback" of this program is that I have to create your user account, as it doens't allow individual users registration, go figure. If you are interested, let me know the username you want, and I can set you up an account with a password. You can email me if you prefer... mattadams@rmftc.com.
By default, you are set up as a public user, and you can add events, and others can see them.
I've been doing a bit of testing with it, and with your own username/password you can create your own events that either just you can see, or that everyone can see (depending on how you set it up). You can use it for personal reasons, like company meetings, wife's birthday, etc. or you can use it for whatever you want.
You can set up the calendar to be shown in daily/weekly/monthly/yearly mode depending onw hat you use it for and can even configure your own color scheme for it. You can also have the program email you reminders of various events at settings you specify.
The only "drawback" of this program is that I have to create your user account, as it doens't allow individual users registration, go figure. If you are interested, let me know the username you want, and I can set you up an account with a password. You can email me if you prefer... mattadams@rmftc.com.