February 26, 2010

Free / Opensource Appointments Application ?

Does anyone know of a quick (easy) appointments schedule application, could be access, sharepoint, frontpage , opensource etc. Could be sql/server, mysql, oracle exchange based.
It would need to support 6 users sharing three rooms making client bookings and saving notes.
Not a large app but needs to be neat.
Any help appreciated !

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February 26, 2010

Mordak @ 4:50 pm

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