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| Thread ID: 65195 | 2006-01-10 19:06:00 | Using Outlook calender at home | asdex (1488) | Press F1 |
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| 419831 | 2006-01-10 19:06:00 | Hi, I use my calender in Outlook alot at work but would like to save it and be able to refer back to it at home a bit like a diary. I don't use Outlook at home (Thunderbird) so is there any way or any viewer to look at it outside of Outlook? Also, how would I save or export it? Thanks, asdex |
asdex (1488) | ||
| 419832 | 2006-01-11 00:25:00 | The only practical (!) option is to export your Calendar 'folder' into Excel, Access or (horrors) CSV. I'm not aware of any t/p viewers for OL calendar. Microslosh want to make you buy another copy of OL :) Go to File|Import Export|Export to file|file type|folder That said, Thunderbird might have some add-ons/extensions which might have an import facility. |
manu (8770) | ||
| 419833 | 2006-01-11 00:34:00 | I take it printing a hard copy isn't an option? | pixeldust (6619) | ||
| 419834 | 2006-01-11 00:52:00 | I take it printing a hard copy isn't an option? You could paste that into a book. Like a diary :D |
Graham L (2) | ||
| 419835 | 2006-01-11 02:45:00 | You could paste that into a book. Like a diary :D Exactly. I tried the CSV/XLS options on my Outlook here at work, at they're bloody ugly, as well as near impossible to decipher. I'd think printing a copy, or at the least printing to PDF, would be an easier option, unless they need to edit/copy the data in their appointments? |
pixeldust (6619) | ||
| 419836 | 2006-01-11 03:19:00 | Surely a cheap PDA or one of the better cellphones in the answer here, you sync it at work, then you have your diary wherever you go, not just tied to a PC. PDAs have good sync tools, (cellphones are getting better slowly), you don't have to muck about with CSV import/exports and life is good. They arn't *dirt* cheap yet, but $200 for one of the budget palm devices would be money well spent in my opinion. ... correction after looking at DSE's website.. they *are* dirt cheap (www.dse.co.nz) $99 even. I'm biased though, I've loved PDAs forever, I lost count of the PDAs I've owned. I know it stands at more than 7. -Qyiet |
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