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==Parties== | ==Parties== | ||
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| + | These are the individuals involved in the activity. There is no limit to how many parties can be added to the list, however only the user who is the calendar owner can add additional parties to the list. | ||
==Bookmarks and Files== | ==Bookmarks and Files== | ||
This section lists any previously bookmarked URLs or uploaded files (documents, images, etc.) relevant to the activity. Clicking the [Bookmark URL] button will prompt you with fields to enter the web address and a description of the URL or its relevancy. Clicking the [Upload File] button will prompt you with a field to enter the file name or browse your computer to find and select the file, and a field for a description of the file. | This section lists any previously bookmarked URLs or uploaded files (documents, images, etc.) relevant to the activity. Clicking the [Bookmark URL] button will prompt you with fields to enter the web address and a description of the URL or its relevancy. Clicking the [Upload File] button will prompt you with a field to enter the file name or browse your computer to find and select the file, and a field for a description of the file. | ||
Revision as of 16:08, 25 September 2007
The "Activity Details" screen is divided into the following sections:
Event/Task Information
Parties
These are the individuals involved in the activity. There is no limit to how many parties can be added to the list, however only the user who is the calendar owner can add additional parties to the list.
Bookmarks and Files
This section lists any previously bookmarked URLs or uploaded files (documents, images, etc.) relevant to the activity. Clicking the [Bookmark URL] button will prompt you with fields to enter the web address and a description of the URL or its relevancy. Clicking the [Upload File] button will prompt you with a field to enter the file name or browse your computer to find and select the file, and a field for a description of the file.
