Internet Assistant for Microsoft Schedule+ for Windows 95 - BETA version

What

Internet Assistant for Microsoft^® Schedule+ for the Windows^® 95 operating system is a no-charge add-in that makes it easy for a user to publish calendar or free/busy information up on a web site of his choice (either on the Internet or Intranet.) We are currently providing a beta version of this add-on. The Microsoft Office Web Site will be updated with later releases.

How

After installing Internet Assistant for Schedule+, the user will find an "Internet Assistant" option in the File menu. The user can then determine the calendar settings to publish (i.e. time length, full calendar or free/busy time blocks). The user will have the options to preview the html file, save as html, and finally, post the html file to a web site. Please note: in the beta version, the "post to web" feature is not implemented. We will update the beta version in the coming weeks.

Who

Publishing to a web: Internet Assistant for Microsoft Schedule+ is appropriate for all users of Microsoft Schedule+ for Windows 95. The new Internet Assistant is available for the U.S. English and International English versions of Microsoft Schedule+ for Windows 95. Viewing published calendars: Anyone with a web browser will be able to view the schedule (i.e. no special viewer required.)

Why

People are using the web to share their personal calendar, team calendar, or event schedule. Internet Assistant for Schedule+ not only makes publishing to the web easier, but provides the good looking Schedule+ calendar interface.

When

During the week of April 15, 1996, a beta version of Internet Assistant for Microsoft Schedule+ for Windows 95 will be available to download from the Microsoft Office Web Site at http://www.microsoft.com/msoffice/ under "Internet Tools".