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First, let’s configure the Kronolith, the calendar extension for Horde.
 
First, let’s configure the Kronolith, the calendar extension for Horde.
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1. Install the Kronolith Horde module using the instructions [[Kronolith | here]]
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1. Install the Kronolith Horde module using the instructions [[Kronolith | here]]
2. Login to Horde as the user who will be primarily responsible for managing the calendar and select Organising > Calendar
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3. Click on the My Calendars icon at the top of the screen
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2. Login to Horde as the user who will be primarily responsible for managing the calendar and select '''Organising''' > '''Calendar'''
4. In the Create Calendar area, enter a name for the new calendar and click Create.
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5. Log out and log back in again to initialise the new calendar (this appears to be a bug)
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3. Click on the My Calendars icon at the top of the screen
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4. In the Create Calendar area, enter a name for the new calendar and click Create.
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5. Log out and log back in again to initialise the new calendar (this appears to be a bug)
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===Setting Permissions===
    
Now we can set appropriate permissions for the new calendar.
 
Now we can set appropriate permissions for the new calendar.
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1. Login to Horde as the user who will be primarily responsible for managing the calendar and select Organising > Calendar
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1. Login to Horde as the user who will be primarily responsible for managing the calendar and select '''Organising''' > '''Calendar'''
2. Click on the My Calendars icon at the top of the screen
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3. In the Edit Calendar area, select the calendar you created earlier from the drop-down list, and click the Edit button
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2. Click on the My Calendars icon at the top of the screen
4. If you wish to grant all users in your company access to the calendar, enable the appropriate permissions in the All Authenticated Users area
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5. Enable the Show and Read permissions for Guests; this will allow Outlook to access the calendar
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3. In the Edit Calendar area, select the calendar you created earlier from the drop-down list, and click the Edit button
6. Click Save and Finish to save your settings
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7. Copy the Remote Subscription URL for use with Outlook
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4. If you wish to grant all users in your company access to the calendar, enable the appropriate permissions in the All Authenticated Users area
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5. Enable the Show and Read permissions for Guests; this will allow Outlook to access the calendar
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6. Click Save and Finish to save your settings
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7. Copy the Remote Subscription URL for use with Outlook
    
===Configuring Outlook Clients===
 
===Configuring Outlook Clients===
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Lastly, we can configure Outlook to show the shared calendar.
 
Lastly, we can configure Outlook to show the shared calendar.
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1. On the target machine, open Outlook and select Options > Account Settings
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1. On the target machine, open Outlook and select '''Options''' > '''Account Settings'''
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2. Go to the Internet Calendars tab and click New
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2. Go to the Internet Calendars tab and click '''New'''
    
3. Paste the Remote Subscription URL that you previously saved and click OK
 
3. Paste the Remote Subscription URL that you previously saved and click OK
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If you have granted other users access to the calendar from within Horde, it is easy for them to configure their Horde settings to display events from the new shared calendar.
 
If you have granted other users access to the calendar from within Horde, it is easy for them to configure their Horde settings to display events from the new shared calendar.
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1. Login to Horde and select Organising > Calendar
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1. Login to Horde and select '''Organising''' > '''Calendar'''
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2. In the Display Calendars area, check the box corresponding to the calendar that you wish to display events from
 
2. In the Display Calendars area, check the box corresponding to the calendar that you wish to display events from
  

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