[humanser] Accessible calendars

[Cari Kness]

JHi JD and list,
I appreciate all the calendar options given for both desktop and 
notetaker options. I just want to point out that it's always good to 
have a back up plan. I too have a braillenote and love it for my 
classes and other appointments. However, I'm looking at 
desktop/laptop options in case something were to happen to my 
braillenote. Also, it's really handy to have a high tech notetaker 
but I don't think it's absolutely necessary if other tools are in 
place like a windows or web calendar and slate and stylus or other 
note taking methods. I say what ever works best for each individual 
and each situation.
Peace,
Cari
At 07:15 PM 2/1/2009, you wrote:
>Hi. I also really like the Outlook calendar for work. Otherwise, I 
>use the calendar on my BrailleNote. Yahoo also has a calendar you 
>can use, although that means going on-line.
>
>Kathy McGillivray
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>>Carmella and all,
>>I have worked with the Outlook calendar and know many who swear by 
>>it. For me, it is not as user friendly and accessible as I would 
>>like it to be. The great value with the outlook calendar is that it 
>>can work within system networks so that, for example, if an office 
>>administrator were scheduling appointments while a therapist was 
>>scheduling for self, and others were doing the same, Everyone could 
>>access the calendar to assure there was no overscheduling or to 
>>identify open hours.
>>Recently I identified a calendar created in Excel that allows a 
>>sheet for each month. It has one column for each day of the week. 
>>You simply fill in the day with the time and appointment info. I 
>>can send it to you offlist if you'd like. Just send me your info.
>>Mary
>>----- Original Message ----- From: "Carmella D Broome" 
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>>Sent: Sunday, February 01, 2009 2:41 PM
>>Subject: [humanser] Accessible calendars
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>>
>>>Does anyone know of  a program I can download to have a calendar I 
>>>can get into at any time on my computer for  noting appointments 
>>>and checking dates, etc. I'm getting really busy with  book stuff 
>>>and other apts and just need a good calendar I can open in  Word 
>>>or something.  Any ideas?
>>>
>>>Thanks.
>>>Carmella
>>>Carmella Broome, Ed.S., LPC, LMFT/I
>>>Crossroads Counseling Center
>>>www.solutionsforlife.org
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