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On 03 Jan 2001, Charles Sebold wrote:

> That said, I haven't seen the need in my own work to automate my own
> schedule that completely.  And if it ever did become so overwhelming
> that I could no longer figure out when I was free for a meeting, or
> send someone a copy of my to-do list...well, I should think my
> employer could pay for a secretary for me then.

I think the idea is that you can see other people's schedules.  And if
you want to meet with four other people, an automatic intersection of
all free times might be nice.  Of course, if you would overlay the
five schedules on top of each other, you could also see at a glance
when there are time slots that are free for everybody.

Just my two cents,
kai
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