Oracle Calendar
Oracle Calendar is a group calendar software product that allows you to:
- maintain a personal online calendar
- track tasks, agendas, and notes
- schedule meetings, events, and resources (e.g., conference rooms, overhead projectors) with other Oracle Calendar users on a network
- email meeting invitations to non-Oracle Calendar users
- accept, decline, or request rescheduling of meetings proposed by other users
- conduct searches for other users' free or busy times
- designate others who can view or edit your calendar, and
- maintain an address book.
Basic Configuration
server name: calendar.umbc.edu
node: 12543
authentication: Standard Authentication
compression length: Run Length Encoding Compression
encryption: None |
Version
10.1.2
Platform
Windows, Macintosh, Linux
Eligibility
Faculty and staff for both personal and professional use
System Requirements
Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows XP Home or Professional
Disk Space 50 MB
RAM 128 MB minimum
256 MB recommended
Mac OS 10.1.5 to 10.4
Disk Space 50 MB minimum
RAM 128 MB minimum
256 MB recommended
Installation Instructions
Desktop Clients
Windows 2000/XP, Macintosh OS X
Outlook Connector
Windows 2000/XP
Palm Sync
Windows 2000/XP
Pocket PC
Windows 2000/XP
Downloads
Desktop Client
Windows 2000/XP, Macintosh OS X, Linux
Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) Sync
Palm
Windows 2000/XP, Macintosh OS X
Pocket PC
Windows 2000/XP
To have an OIT staff member install the software for you on a machine on campus, place a workorder with the OIT HelpDesk
Outlook Connector
Connector for Windows 2000/XP
How To
Get a UMBC Oracle/Corporate Time Calendar Account
Calendar on the Web
Icon Definitions
Create a Meeting
Create a Repeating Meeting
Respond to a Meeting Invitation
Schedule a Meeting for a Large Group
Manage Groups
Set Designate and Viewing Rights
Work as a Designate for Another Person
Work as a Designate for a Resource
Desktop Clients
Connect to UMBC Calendar Server (Windows 2000/XP)
Connect to UMBC Calendar Server (Macintosh OS X)
Access Rights and Designates
Adding a Person, Resource or pre-set Group of People to your Meeting
Attaching a File to be sent with your Meeting Proposal
Checking for Conflicts
Configuring the Agenda
Create Additional Instances of a Meeting
Daily Notes
Login to Calendar
Printing
Schedule a New Meeting
Sending an email to your attendees
Setting a Reminder on your Meeting
Setting the Importance and Access levels of your Meeting
Tasks
The In-Tray - Viewing Meetings You Have Been Invited To
Using Calendar to Schedule Resources (Conference Rooms, Classrooms)
Viewing Other People's Agenda
