Internet Assistant for Microsoft Schedule+ for Windows 95

• Downloading and Installing the Beta Version of the Internet Assistant for Schedule+
• Using Internet Assistant for Schedule+
• Changes from BETA 1
• Known bugs with the beta release
• Fact Sheet
• E-mail us with your feedback

Overview

Internet Assistant for Microsoft Schedule+ 95 Beta Instructions

Please read this file completely before using the Internet Assistant.

DISCLAIMER
This software is provided 'as is' and without warranty of any kind. Microsoft Corporation does not guarantee that it can be used in any particular situations. Microsoft Corporation hereby disclaims all warranties and conditions with regard to the software, including all implied warranties and conditions of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose and non-infringement.

Microsoft Product Support Services does not support this beta release software.

INSTALLATION
Note: Internet Assistant for Schedule+ will work for Windows 95 and NT 4.0 users only.

1. Before installing the Internet Assistant, make sure that the Schedule+ application is not open.
2. To install, simply download and run SCHIA.EXE(1.2MB). The installation process is automatic and does not require any user input.
3. To uninstall, bring up the Control Panel, then double-click the Add/Remove Programs icon. Select the Microsoft Schedule+ Internet Assistant item and click the Add/Remove button.

USING THE INTERNET ASSISTANT

• In Schedule+, choose "Internet Assistant..." from the File menu to open the Internet Assistant dialog. You can choose to publish either your free/busy times or the complete details of your appointments.
• The "Preview HTML" button creates an HTML file called "schedule.htm" based on your current settings, and then opens a web browser to view the file. "Preview HTML" will not work if a web browser is not installed on your machine. Recommended usage is to preview your file prior to posting to a web site to allow for any changes or edits to your settings.
• The "Save as HTML" button allows you to save your current settings in an HTML file. You can then provide the HTML file to your web administrator for posting to a web site.
• The "Post to Web" button allows you to post the HTML output file called "schedule.htm" to a Web server. Note: This feature is currently unavailable. A future beta version of the Internet Assistant will include the "Post to Web" feature.

CHANGES FROM BETA 1

• Installs on NT 4.0 Beta 2
• Installs correctly for French and German versions of Schedule+
• Uninstalls via the Control Panel
• Exports currently selected schedule, rather than always exporting the logged-in user's schedule
• Exports appointment location field
• Misc. bug fixes

KNOWN PROBLEMS

• Running multiple instances of the Schedule+ Internet Assistant can cause it to crash. The workaround is to always be sure that only one instance is running at a given time. If you do encounter a crash, close all instances of the Internet Assistant and try again.
• Web posting functionality is disabled.

FEEDBACK
Please e-mail your feedback on the beta version of the Schedule+ Internet Assistant to spiafeed@exchange.microsoft.com
We value your opinions- please give us feedback. Regretfully, due to the large volume of messages, we are unable to respond to each individual message.