Yup post it.
Sorry it took so long, I tried to get a sourceforge project for this but I was rejected.
Anyway, Lookout is a simple python script that provides pop-up and email notifications for meetings scheduled in Outlook. Its main requirements are that you have the Outlook web interface available. It also requires wget and xmessage, which ought to be there already.
http://people.atg.com/~petere/lookout/lookout-0.3.tgz
Peter
On Wed, 2004-02-25 at 08:44, Peter Eddy wrote:
George Farris wrote:
On Tue, 2004-02-24 at 18:59, Ron Henderson wrote:
As much as I hate it, I must run outlook at work to connect to the exchange server. Does anyone know of a client for exchange I can download? It must support, mail, calendar, & tasks
If it's just email then use Evolution with IMAP. I use it on a daily basis to connect to an exchange server.
Or any other IMAP client, really. I use Mozilla Thunderbird. We also have the outlook web interface installed, so I use that for meetings.
I've written a python utility to screen scrape, from the Outlook HTML interface, meeting information which is then used to display popup reminders and to send email reminders. Let me know if you're interested in this, I've been meaning to make it available somewhere publicly, but haven't gottten around to it yet.
I know know anything about tasks, though. We don't use them.
Peter
