Apple Mac OS X Server v10.6 - Manual (Page 57)

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Learn about the easy-to-use, highly functional web calendar
included in wiki tools.
The web calendar allows you to easily schedule events for yourself or your group.
As with iCal, you can create multiple calendars, invite people to events, repeat events,
and add notes to events.
There are two types of web calendars: personal and group. You can send and receive
event invitations through the personal calendar but not through the group calendar.
Also, while anyone in a group can create or edit events in a group calendar, you
can edit only events in your own personal calendar or event invitations you send to
other people.
The web calendar uses iCal Server to store events and invitations. Because all calendar
activity occurs on iCal Server, if you add your personal calendars as an account
in another calendar client such as iCal, all of your personal calendars are synced
automatically.
Navigating through the Web Calendar
The web calendar includes several navigation buttons and a minicalendar that make
it easy to navigate months or weeks, or to return to today’s date.
To change the main calendar view:
Click “day,” “week,” or “month.”
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The Previous (left arrow) and Next (right arrow) buttons next to “day,” “week,” and
“month” display the previous or next day, week, or month.
To view the minicalendar:
Click the Calendar (small calendar) button located between the New Calendar (+) and
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Notifications (envelope) buttons.
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Using the Web Calendar