news to me: Scheduleworld

News to me... anybody else played with it?


[[

Scheduleworld is a complete replacement for Microsoft Exchange and
Microsoft Outlook based on open standards for scheduling and
synchronization.

Supported Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows 2003,XP,2000,ME,98,95,
Apple's OS/X, Linux, Solaris. 

Schedules With: Anything that uses open standards for calendaring or
contacts. Some examples are: Exchange, Outlook, Lotus Notes, Apple's
iCal, Mozilla Calendar, FireFox Calendar, KOrganizer, Evolution. Some
more details on interoperabilty can be found here. 

Synchronizes With: Anything that uses SyncML. Some examples are:
Exchange, Outlook, Palm, Microsoft Pocket PC, Microsoft Mobile, iPAQ,
SyncML-capable cell phones, and more. Support for BlackBerry and J2ME
devices is being worked on right now. More details can be found here. 

Available Calendars: TV listings, weather, holidays, and the ability to
use all of the iCalendar files available over the Internet using
HTTP/WebDAV such as: http://www.apple.com/ical/library/

Open Standards: ScheduleWorld will always use open standards wherever
possible. This gives you the freedom to move your data to/from other
systems as you are not locked into using our server or our client. 

The Most Secure Internet Application On The Planet

]]
-- http://www.scheduleworld.com/


I wanted to see how much google-juice my hypertext
version of RFC2445 has got, and I ran across

 Microsoft Outlook Interoperability with RFC2445 Version 0.1 
 Web Service Solutions Standards Document - Fri Jul 26 2002
 http://www.scheduleworld.com/outlookInteroperability.html

and one click away, I found ScheduleWorld.

-- 
Dan Connolly, W3C http://www.w3.org/People/Connolly/

Received on Friday, 27 August 2004 19:21:07 UTC