Publish to Web

[iBob]

My client has created a calendar in Outlook 2007 that needs to be distributed
outside the SBS 2008 environ. He''d like it to be avail via a web browser. I
have a similiar calendar on Windows Live, which is how I suggested he do
that. However, it now appears that Live no longer supports the Publish
Calenedar feature.

The Publish calendar in Outlook allows sending to a WEB DAV ISP but those
I've called, Tuhows (web.com) and GoDaddy had no idea what WEB DAV is.

1) Has anyone published a calendar, either the SBS 2k8 Sharepoint or Outlook
2007 calendar to the web and not to Windows Office Live?
2) Does IIS in SBS2k8 supporrt WEB DAV if I were to create a web site solely
for the use of the calendar. I'd rather not do that but I'm in a bind and
need this by COB Wednwesday.

Thanks for your help.

Bob Sarna
Tech Addison

 

[Gordon]

My client has created a calendar in Outlook 2007 that needs to be
distributed
outside the SBS 2008 environ. He''d like it to be avail via a web browser.
I
have a similiar calendar on Windows Live, which is how I suggested he do
that. However, it now appears that Live no longer supports the Publish
Calenedar feature.

The Publish calendar in Outlook allows sending to a WEB DAV ISP but those
I've called, Tuhows (web.com) and GoDaddy had no idea what WEB DAV is.

1) Has anyone published a calendar, either the SBS 2k8 Sharepoint or
Outlook
2007 calendar to the web and not to Windows Office Live?

yes - to Google Calendar. There's an Outlook add-in you can download from
Google.

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Is the IIS server on SBS facing the internet? It supports WEB DAV. However,
unless you have an app that renders the calendar, it will only be viewable
in outlook.

Where is the calendar? In a public folder or a mailbox? You may be able to
make it available, especially if its just for a few people to see, not the
general public (ie, like an upcoming events calendar in a public website).

--
--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Make sure you keep backups - its easy to lose appointments when you sync
with google.

--
--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



Outlook Tips by email:
mailto:[email protected]

EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:
mailto:[email protected]

Let's Really Fix Outlook 2010
http://forums.slipstick.com/forumdisplay.php?f=34

 

[iBob]

There is no IIS server facing the web at this time. This is for the Chicago
Board of Ed, where tens of people must see the scheduile of several doctors
that visit schools.

I created a sample calendar whiuch thwey were very happy with. It was
created in Outlook 2007 and sent to Office Live see the sample at
zped.info.

After having the client recreate their calendar I was to publish it to Live
and then the HTTP links was missing. Outlook states that it can be sent to a
WEB DAV site. Now that I've been readying a web server to try IIS with WEB
DAV, I undwerstand now that those that wish to see the calendar must have an
app to read it? I honestly believe that those that need to read te calendar
will not oblige me by installing an app.

The previous calendar was on a linux server and was a free app that was
impossible to cut and paste, etc. They bought this shiny new SBS 2008 server
from me, and Outlook 2007 installed on 22 laptops that need to get the
daily's from a calendar.

Help !!!

Bob Sarna
Tech Addison

Is the IIS server on SBS facing the internet? It supports WEB DAV. However,
unless you have an app that renders the calendar, it will only be viewable
in outlook.

Where is the calendar? In a public folder or a mailbox? You may be able to
make it available, especially if its just for a few people to see, not the
general public (ie, like an upcoming events calendar in a public website).

--
--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



Outlook Tips by email:
mailto:[email protected]

EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:
mailto:[email protected]

Let's Really Fix Outlook 2010
http://forums.slipstick.com/forumdisplay.php?f=34

My client has created a calendar in Outlook 2007 that needs to be
distributed
outside the SBS 2008 environ. He''d like it to be avail via a web browser.
I
have a similiar calendar on Windows Live, which is how I suggested he do
that. However, it now appears that Live no longer supports the Publish
Calenedar feature.

The Publish calendar in Outlook allows sending to a WEB DAV ISP but those
I've called, Tuhows (web.com) and GoDaddy had no idea what WEB DAV is.

1) Has anyone published a calendar, either the SBS 2k8 Sharepoint or
Outlook
2007 calendar to the web and not to Windows Office Live?
2) Does IIS in SBS2k8 supporrt WEB DAV if I were to create a web site
solely
for the use of the calendar. I'd rather not do that but I'm in a bind and
need this by COB Wednwesday.

Thanks for your help.

Bob Sarna
Tech Addison

 

[iBob]

Note: Beside the 22 laptops in the field, dozens of others must read the
calendar. I have no knowledge of which version of Office, Outlook or even if
they have Outlook on theirt computers is installed. I merely wish to read
the calendar in a web browser.

Bob Sarna

Is the IIS server on SBS facing the internet? It supports WEB DAV. However,
unless you have an app that renders the calendar, it will only be viewable
in outlook.

Where is the calendar? In a public folder or a mailbox? You may be able to
make it available, especially if its just for a few people to see, not the
general public (ie, like an upcoming events calendar in a public website).

--
--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



Outlook Tips by email:
mailto:[email protected]

EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:
mailto:[email protected]

Let's Really Fix Outlook 2010
http://forums.slipstick.com/forumdisplay.php?f=34

My client has created a calendar in Outlook 2007 that needs to be
distributed
outside the SBS 2008 environ. He''d like it to be avail via a web browser.
I
have a similiar calendar on Windows Live, which is how I suggested he do
that. However, it now appears that Live no longer supports the Publish
Calenedar feature.

The Publish calendar in Outlook allows sending to a WEB DAV ISP but those
I've called, Tuhows (web.com) and GoDaddy had no idea what WEB DAV is.

1) Has anyone published a calendar, either the SBS 2k8 Sharepoint or
Outlook
2007 calendar to the web and not to Windows Office Live?
2) Does IIS in SBS2k8 supporrt WEB DAV if I were to create a web site
solely
for the use of the calendar. I'd rather not do that but I'm in a bind and
need this by COB Wednwesday.

Thanks for your help.

Bob Sarna
Tech Addison

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

They either need Outlook 2007 or other ical reader OR you need to use an
asp/php application on the server to render it in the browser.

--

Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



Outlook Tips by email:
mailto:[email protected]

EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:
mailto:[email protected]

Let's Really Fix Outlook 2010
http://forums.slipstick.com/forumdisplay.php?f=34

There is no IIS server facing the web at this time. This is for the
Chicago
Board of Ed, where tens of people must see the scheduile of several
doctors
that visit schools.

I created a sample calendar whiuch thwey were very happy with. It was
created in Outlook 2007 and sent to Office Live see the sample at
zped.info.

After having the client recreate their calendar I was to publish it to
Live
and then the HTTP links was missing. Outlook states that it can be sent
to a
WEB DAV site. Now that I've been readying a web server to try IIS with
WEB
DAV, I undwerstand now that those that wish to see the calendar must have
an
app to read it? I honestly believe that those that need to read te
calendar
will not oblige me by installing an app.

The previous calendar was on a linux server and was a free app that was
impossible to cut and paste, etc. They bought this shiny new SBS 2008
server
from me, and Outlook 2007 installed on 22 laptops that need to get the
daily's from a calendar.

Help !!!

Bob Sarna
Tech Addison

Is the IIS server on SBS facing the internet? It supports WEB DAV.
However,
unless you have an app that renders the calendar, it will only be
viewable
in outlook.

Where is the calendar? In a public folder or a mailbox? You may be able
to
make it available, especially if its just for a few people to see, not
the
general public (ie, like an upcoming events calendar in a public
website).

--
--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



Outlook Tips by email:
mailto:[email protected]

EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:
mailto:[email protected]

Let's Really Fix Outlook 2010
http://forums.slipstick.com/forumdisplay.php?f=34

My client has created a calendar in Outlook 2007 that needs to be
distributed
outside the SBS 2008 environ. He''d like it to be avail via a web
browser.
I
have a similiar calendar on Windows Live, which is how I suggested he
do
that. However, it now appears that Live no longer supports the Publish
Calenedar feature.

The Publish calendar in Outlook allows sending to a WEB DAV ISP but
those
I've called, Tuhows (web.com) and GoDaddy had no idea what WEB DAV is.

1) Has anyone published a calendar, either the SBS 2k8 Sharepoint or
Outlook
2007 calendar to the web and not to Windows Office Live?
2) Does IIS in SBS2k8 supporrt WEB DAV if I were to create a web site
solely
for the use of the calendar. I'd rather not do that but I'm in a bind
and
need this by COB Wednwesday.

Thanks for your help.

Bob Sarna
Tech Addison

 

[iBob]

Can you give me an idea or name of an asp/php application? I don't know
where to begin.

Bob

They either need Outlook 2007 or other ical reader OR you need to use an
asp/php application on the server to render it in the browser.

--

Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



Outlook Tips by email:
mailto:[email protected]

EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:
mailto:[email protected]

Let's Really Fix Outlook 2010
http://forums.slipstick.com/forumdisplay.php?f=34

There is no IIS server facing the web at this time. This is for the
Chicago
Board of Ed, where tens of people must see the scheduile of several
doctors
that visit schools.

I created a sample calendar whiuch thwey were very happy with. It was
created in Outlook 2007 and sent to Office Live see the sample at
zped.info.

After having the client recreate their calendar I was to publish it to
Live
and then the HTTP links was missing. Outlook states that it can be sent
to a
WEB DAV site. Now that I've been readying a web server to try IIS with
WEB
DAV, I undwerstand now that those that wish to see the calendar must have
an
app to read it? I honestly believe that those that need to read te
calendar
will not oblige me by installing an app.

The previous calendar was on a linux server and was a free app that was
impossible to cut and paste, etc. They bought this shiny new SBS 2008
server
from me, and Outlook 2007 installed on 22 laptops that need to get the
daily's from a calendar.

Help !!!

Bob Sarna
Tech Addison

Is the IIS server on SBS facing the internet? It supports WEB DAV.
However,
unless you have an app that renders the calendar, it will only be
viewable
in outlook.

Where is the calendar? In a public folder or a mailbox? You may be able
to
make it available, especially if its just for a few people to see, not
the
general public (ie, like an upcoming events calendar in a public
website).

--
--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



Outlook Tips by email:
mailto:[email protected]

EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:
mailto:[email protected]

Let's Really Fix Outlook 2010
http://forums.slipstick.com/forumdisplay.php?f=34

My client has created a calendar in Outlook 2007 that needs to be
distributed
outside the SBS 2008 environ. He''d like it to be avail via a web
browser.
I
have a similiar calendar on Windows Live, which is how I suggested he
do
that. However, it now appears that Live no longer supports the Publish
Calenedar feature.

The Publish calendar in Outlook allows sending to a WEB DAV ISP but
those
I've called, Tuhows (web.com) and GoDaddy had no idea what WEB DAV is.

1) Has anyone published a calendar, either the SBS 2k8 Sharepoint or
Outlook
2007 calendar to the web and not to Windows Office Live?
2) Does IIS in SBS2k8 supporrt WEB DAV if I were to create a web site
solely
for the use of the calendar. I'd rather not do that but I'm in a bind
and
need this by COB Wednwesday.

Thanks for your help.

Bob Sarna
Tech Addison