   Latest Google Beta?
Google Calendar.I'll definitely be checking it out. I've been looking for a decent web based calendar/scheduler.   
  Google amazes me. I love them. After getting the Gmail account its like I have a whole Google account or something! I just went there and typed my password for Gmail and it brought me to and outstanding looking calender. I like it.   ;  Little update. After looking at it some I'm impressed. I love the quick add feature. It uses phrase recognition similar to google local/maps. I typed in "Aikido 8:30AM to 10:00AM on Saturday" and it added it right where you would expect. After an event is added you can also drag it around to new times/days.   ;  Doesn't work with Opera. I swear I'm going to move completely back to IE6 one of these days.Anyway, it's basically a slow AJAX clone of Outlook. Which is great (except the slowness part). I wouldn't want to use it solely instead of Outlook though. The real problem is this. There is no support to synchronize with Outlook, which Yahoo does have. This is really critical, and they don't have it. They can import Outlook, but that doesn't cut it. I should get some kind of one button easy control to sync up the two calendars (again, Yahoo does this) and they don't provide it.   ;Quote:Original post by PromitDoesn't work with Opera. I swear I'm going to move completely back to IE6 one of these days.Anyway, it's basically a slow AJAX clone of Outlook. Which is great (except the slowness part). I wouldn't want to use it solely instead of Outlook though. The real problem is this. There is no support to synchronize with Outlook, which Yahoo does have. This is really critical, and they don't have it. They can import Outlook, but that doesn't cut it. I should get some kind of one button easy control to sync up the two calendars (again, Yahoo does this) and they don't provide it.It's also the first beta release, and compared to a certain other beta *cough*IE7*cough*, at least it doesn't have bugs so obvious they couldn't have tested it before release (bah, who needs to use the back button when searching!)   ;Quote:Original post by nuvemQuote:Original post by PromitDoesn't work with Opera. I swear I'm going to move completely back to IE6 one of these days.Anyway, it's basically a slow AJAX clone of Outlook. Which is great (except the slowness part). I wouldn't want to use it solely instead of Outlook though. The real problem is this. There is no support to synchronize with Outlook, which Yahoo does have. This is really critical, and they don't have it. They can import Outlook, but that doesn't cut it. I should get some kind of one button easy control to sync up the two calendars (again, Yahoo does this) and they don't provide it.It's also the first beta release, and compared to a certain other beta *cough*IE7*cough*, at least it doesn't have bugs so obvious they couldn't have tested it before release (bah, who needs to use the back button when searching!)It's using Google's definition of a beta  *cough*GMail*cough*.   ;Quote:Original post by PromitDoesn't work with Opera. I swear I'm going to move completely back to IE6 one of these days.I already use IE6 for all my google-related activites [sad] (email, groups, maps, etc)   ;Quote:Original post by Muhammad HaggagQuote:Original post by PromitDoesn't work with Opera. I swear I'm going to move completely back to IE6 one of these days.I already use IE6 for all my google-related activites [sad] (email, groups, maps, etc)Is there a reason you can't use firefox?   ;Quote:Original post by CocalusIs there a reason you can't use firefox? Probably the inexcusably large memory consumption.   ;  Wow, that's incredible, and I'm in love....It does work with FF?//edit. Oh. You meant in general, you don't use firefox for that reason.   