GroupCalendar™ and Exchange server. 


Exchange server 2000 or 2003 users might be better of using the server based version of GroupCalendar as displayed on: http://www.ExchangeGroupCalendar.com.

If you have specific requirements you can contact us to help you determine the version you need.
Some possible reasons to use the Outlook® version vs.the server version.

- The calendar data should come available in an SQL or Access database for further automation.
- No access to the Exchange server or policies that prevent installation of third party software on that.
- Exchange version 4 or 5

Using the Outlook®  version with Exchange server.

GroupCalendar™ can use work together with Exchange server but can also operate independently from it.

The usual installation method when used in conjunction with Exchange server is to install version SetupUKEx and create a new Public Folder on the Exchange server that all users connect to, from [Settings - select groupcalendar]. The installation manual assumes this method also.
The advantage of this installation is that the Public folder calendar is always up-to-date in real-time. Synchronization with the Systray sync tool is not needed. 

The Exchange version (SetupUKEx) of GroupCalendar™ for Outlook® does not offer the same functionality as the non Exchange version (SetupUKDA) i.e.
Creating appointments in the Group Calendar folder in Outlook® is not supported in SetupUKEx if this is a feature you would like to use then don't install SetupUKEx but install the SetupUK or SetupUKDA version as if there where no Exchange server.