iCal is a Web Calendar Server for all flavors of Microsoft Windows. It is an event calendar that can be used for scheduling meetings, events, vacations, menus, or just about anything else. This calendar can be for personal use or for sharing on your Intranet or Internet. iCal has a Web Browser Interface that allows dynamic updating of the Calendar Events. Since iCal comes with a built in Web Server, an existing Web Server environment is not required.
iCal Web Calendar Features:
Dynamic Calendar Merging
You can now include data from other calendars within your own calendar. This allows you to make department level calendars that roll-up individual calendars. All included data is live; when you change an individual calendar, the group calendar reflects these changes immediately. Dynamic Demo will describe this feature in detail and you can see how this feature works with an active calendar.
Calendar Views and Formats
The calendar can be viewed in traditional Grid format or by month list format. Additionally, the calendar can be viewed in a yearly, weekly and single day format. Each individual viewing the calendar can determine the format that best suites his/her needs. A favorite view is time Plan,
Palm Pilot and Outlook Synchronization
iCal web calendars can synchronize with any PDA running Palm OS or with Microsoft Outlook. The TripleSync client software makes this all possible.
Email Notification Features (Optional Feature)
This is an add on option that allows email to be sent directly from your calendars. The email feature requires iCal to run on NT/2000/XP. Here are the capabilities wrapped around this email option.
* Auditing Calendar Activity This allows the administrator of a calendar to be notified when events are added, update or deleted. This is very helpful for calendars that are wide open for people to add and modify events.
* Notifying Others You can email others of events you add or update on the calendar.
