subscription web calendar

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Mister Scary

I like the idea of Yahoo Calendar but it has bugs and limitations, as you
would expect from freeware. I'd really like a subscription web calendar.
My three essential features are the ability to send reminders to multiple
email addresses, holidays, and weather information.
 
2002, soon to be 2007.

I took a look at Google calendar and it doesn't have either a Notepad or
tasks that are distinct from events.

Diane Poremsky said:
What version of Outlook? Have you looked at google's calendar?

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Mister Scary said:
I like the idea of Yahoo Calendar but it has bugs and limitations, as you
would expect from freeware. I'd really like a subscription web calendar.
My three essential features are the ability to send reminders to multiple
email addresses, holidays, and weather information.
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google has a notebook feature for note taking, the I think the Live apps
from Microsoft have a notes feature too (live.com). Outlook 2002 can't work
with any them AFAIK the sync tools need 2003 or 2007.

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Mister Scary said:
2002, soon to be 2007.

I took a look at Google calendar and it doesn't have either a Notepad or
tasks that are distinct from events.

Diane Poremsky said:
What version of Outlook? Have you looked at google's calendar?

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Mister Scary said:
I like the idea of Yahoo Calendar but it has bugs and limitations, as
you would expect from freeware. I'd really like a subscription web
calendar. My three essential features are the ability to send reminders
to multiple email addresses, holidays, and weather information.
Click to expand...
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Yahoo imported from Outlook 2002 flawlessly. Google Notebook appears to be
a separate application comparable to OneNote, and not integrated with the
calendar.
I already have OneNote 2007 on my desktop.
 
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