joncolby
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Web based interactive to-do task list
I want to locate a program or server program that will allow me to have basic online task lists that I can
add notes to and check off items when i am done, i also want my boss to be able to add new task lists or items for
me to do.
we have linux and windows computers and extra servers if needd.
thanks-
-Jon
add notes to and check off items when i am done, i also want my boss to be able to add new task lists or items for
me to do.
we have linux and windows computers and extra servers if needd.
thanks-
-Jon
Can you run MySql & php?
try here
http://php.resourceindex.com/Complete_Scripts/Online_Organizers/
Or why not create an online Wiki using
http://wikipedia.sourceforge.net/
Michael
try here
http://php.resourceindex.com/Complete_Scripts/Online_Organizers/
Or why not create an online Wiki using
http://wikipedia.sourceforge.net/
Michael
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I have tried the outlook already. It is not for me.
i want just a simple layout, with a page for each week, and the ability to add tasks to each week.
If my boss could log on and add and remove tasks that would be cool too.
i want just a simple layout, with a page for each week, and the ability to add tasks to each week.
If my boss could log on and add and remove tasks that would be cool too.
What about the wiki?
You create a new page for each day/week or month and then just edit it to add new tasks etc
Michael
You create a new page for each day/week or month and then just edit it to add new tasks etc
Michael
wiki is probably the best move. It doesn't sound as if you need a fully featured standalone package & most of the GNU packages require SQL or php
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you can always use yahoo
Yahoo calendar has the option to allow others to interact with yours.
very simple.
Yahoo calendar has the option to allow others to interact with yours.
very simple.
Outlook alread has a task list built in that could do this on an Exchange Server givng your boss the necessary permissions to review and revise.