Signing in
(Launch the application)
The Sign-In dialog allows you to access your Agenda in on-line or off-line
mode. To use your Agenda on-line, you must be connected to your server.
If you are using your Agenda off-line, you can only see calendar information
in Agendas you have chosen to download. You can still create and edit Agenda
Entries normally, but your changes will not be applied directly to the
server's database. The server database will be updated the next time you
connect to the server and perform a reconciliation between your On-line
and Off-line Agendas. You can configure your off-line preferences in Tools
| Options | Off-line.
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To work on-line, go to the Connect to area and select the name of
your preconfigured server connection from the drop-down list box. If this
has not been set up, click Other. The Connection Manager dialog
will open, allowing you to create a new connection. If you would like to
set up a new server connection, click New in the Connection Manager
dialog. This will open the Connection Editor dialog. If you are not sure
which node you should enter, please consult your system administrator.
To work off-line, choose Off-line from the drop-down list box.
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In the User name area, type in your user name, which is the name
by which the system knows you, or your user ID, if your system administrator
has given you one. You can search for your name by clicking the Search
button.
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In the Password area, type in your password if one is needed. Depending
on your connection's authentication scheme, you may not need a password
in order to sign in.
To manage your calendar server connections, click Other in the Sign-in
dialog.
Signing in as a Resource
To sign in as a Resource:
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Follow the steps above, but type the name of the Resource in the User
name edit box and enter the Resources's password in the Password
edit box.
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Click the Search button to search the directory for another name. Resource
names must be preceded by r:, re:, or res:.
See also:
Managing connections
Creating or editing connections