![]() | Setting up KOrganizer for group scheduling |
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In KOrganizer's setup, there are two tabs of interest for configuring group scheduling. In the first picture here, you have to enter your name, email address and email client properly.
On the Group Scheduling tab, you can select your Scheduling mail client. Dummy is used only for tests and is not useful for end-users. So it's safe to use Mail Client. The next thing you can select is whether your scheduling messages should be sent directly or first be stored in the “Outbox”. We suggest to use directly if you have a direct internet access, and Outbox if you use a dial-up connection.
The Outbox has the additional benefit of letting you check your messages before you send them. In the field Additional email addresses you should add all your email addresses you use (including aliases). If you receive your email by using one single email address that is already listed in the first tab, leave the field blank.
The last step for setting up group scheduling in KOrganizer is to enable a filter in your mail client. The filter has to “pipe” every mail through a small script called korganizerIn. This script is shipped with KOrganizer and can be found in the same folder as the KOrganizer binary (e.g. /opt/kde3/bin/). In the picture shown here, you can see an example for the filter settings for KDE's mail client KMail.
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