An explanation of web-based calendaring

What are the benefits of web-based calendaring?
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The primary benefit of web-based calendaring is accessibility from any web
browser which allows access anytime, anywhere and from any device that
integrates a web browser.
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Users can schedule meetings or view calendar information online regardless of location or
platform. An extensible architecture and support for Internet email standards allows users
to receive meeting and event notifications through email, pagers, and cellular phones.
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For complete details on this product, please see the iCS Data Sheet at:
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http://www.iplanet.com/products/infrastructure/messaging/ics/index.html

Create the type of form that you want from http://www.wufoo.com/http://www.bravenet.com or http://www.freedback.com. Enter whatever you like and then just copy and paste the html code into Web Widget at the bottom of iWeb and click Apply and you have your form. You can then alter the size to suit your page.

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