Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] Standards-compliant Windows Calendars

[Dietrich A. <die...@ga...>]

sherpa wouldn't give it up. said they might send out the beta to 
"invited" testers :P


Chad wrote:

> On the windows side that I know of:
>
> Mozilla
> http://www.mozilla.org/projects/calendar/
>
> Sherpa
> http://www.sherpasuite.com/
>
> WinDates
> http://www.rockinsoftware.com/windates.aspx
>
> On Nov 13, 2003, at 3:08 PM, Alex Ezell wrote:
>
>> Now that I am finally able to turn my attention back to phpiCalendar,
>> is there any Windows calendaring software that creates a
>> standards-compliant exportable calendar such as could be read by
>> phpicalendar?
>>
>> I know that Thunderbird seems to work, but is there anything else?
>>
>> Looking forward to jumping back in and hopefully contributing some
>> code.
>>
>> -- 
>> Alex
>> http://www.spittingllamas.com
>> "Formal Restrictions, contrary to what you might think,
>> free you up by allowing you to concentrate on purer ideas."
>>  - Winter Sorbeck in Chip Kidd's The Cheese Monkeys
>>
>>
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