[ale] Coexisting with Outlook calendaring features?

[Fulton Green]

Your corporate installation of the Outlook back-end services (BackOffice?)
usually includes an HTTP interface. In other words, if your sysadmins did it
right, you should be able to access your mail, calendar, etc. from a Web
browser. My company has this, and I'm able to use the Netscape 4.7x Linux
client to view my Outlook stuff. OTOH, hitting the same Outlook server using
a recent Mozilla build seems to hog my system resources to the point of
rendering my box unusable (until Mozilla eventually dies from lack of more
memory to thrash on).

On Tue, Dec 12, 2000 at 04:36:37PM -0500, Pete Hardie wrote:
> Anyone know of a way to access an Outlook calendar from a Linux box, preferrably
> with only software on the Linux box?  I'm having some trouble dealing with a
> Linux work machine and a corporate Windoze environment.
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