Article ID: 128962
Article Last Modified on 8/16/2005
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Schedule+ 1.0 Standard Edition
- Microsoft Schedule+ 1.0a
- Microsoft Mail Remote 3.2
This article was previously published under Q128962
1.00 1.00a WINDOWS kbusage kbinterop
SUMMARY
NOTE: Please read all the procedures prior to performing the workaround.
The following steps will allow Microsoft Mail Remote for Windows users to update their Microsoft Schedule+ calendar files on the postoffice, because they cannot be synchronized using the Windows Remote Mail clients as described in
96531 PC WRmt: Using Mail Remote with Schedule+
In order for this to work, the Remote user will have to assign Assistant access privileges to a user that maintains a LAN-type connection to the postoffice. This can be done in one of the following ways:
- The Remote user is in the office attached to the network and assigns the Assistant. (Easiest way.)
-or-
- The Remote user passes his or her password to the designated user, allowing that user to launch Schedule+ as the Remote user and assign Assistant rights to the designated user.
NOTE: This will create a USERNAME.CAL for the Remote user on the designated user's workstation. To prevent errors regarding MMF files maintained locally on the workstation, the designated user should rename the MSMAIL.MMF to USERNAME.MMF. After signing out of Schedule+ as the Remote user, the new MSMAIL.MMF should be deleted and the USERNAME.MMF file should be renamed to back to MSMAIL.MMF. The Remote user's USERNAME.CAL file can be deleted at this time.
MORE INFORMATION
Once the Assistant has been designated, and the Remote user is away from the office:
- Sign into Schedule+.
- From the File menu, choose Export. The Remote users should export the appointments out to a USERNAME.SCH file.
- Sign into the Windows client.
- Create a message to the Assistant and attach the USERNAME.SCH file to the message as a normal attachment. Send the message.
When the Assistant receives the message from the Remote user in the Windows Mail client, he or she should:
- Save the attached USERNAME.SCH file.
- Login to Schedule+, if not already logged in.
- From the File menu, choose Open Other Appointment Books.
The Assistant can now open the Remote users calendar file.
- With the active window being the Remote user's calendar file, from the File menu, choose Import.
- In the Import Appointments dialog box, select the saved USERNAME.SCH file, and select the OK button.
- In the Import Format dialog box, select Schedule+ format and the Do Not Add Duplicate Appointments button. As a precaution select the Ask About Conflicting Appointments check box. Select the OK button.
- The Assistant can now close or minimize the Remote user's calendar file.
Additional query words: schedule plus 1.00 1.00a 3.2 remote mail
Keywords: KB128962
