Free-Busy Folder 50504-0002

Publisher review:
If you use Outlook in a small office, you've probably wished more than once for a way to use the scheduling features. It just doesn't seem worthwhile to drop a lot of cash on the Exchange Server when there are only a handful of employees. There are alternatives which make use of IMAP folders, but these can be hard to deploy. Free/Busy Folder is a viewer program which allows you to remotely interact with your co-workers schedules with freebusy data published automatically from Outlook. It has lots of great features like interactive time zones, searching for specific individuals, day-at-a-glance, and more. Take a look at how I implement this script for my office by clicking the [try] link below. If you would like to see another feature, please don't hesitate to ask.
Requirements:
Perl, Webserver

Operating system:
Unix/Linux

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