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-+++ Does kronolith have "shared" calendar support?
-At this time, the production release does not yet have shared calendar support. Preliminary shared calendar support is in the CVS HEAD version, and being actively developed.
++++ Does kronolith have shared calendar support?
+Yes. Kronolith 2.0 introduced shared calendars. You can view as many calendars as you want in one overlaid view, and control access ot each of your calendars on a per-user basis.
 
 +++ Can kronolith sync with my Palm Pilot?
-No, not at this time. Palm syncing is planned for a future version, but there is no timeline for its implementation.
+Preliminary syncing support is available in the bleeding-edge development releases. See http://horde.org/sync/.
 
 +++ How do "alarms" work?
-Currently alarms simply display a message when kronolith is refreshed. Other options are being considered, such as e-mail based alarms.
+If your system administrator has configured it, and you have set an email address in your Horde preferences, you will get an email when an alarm "goes off".
 
 +++ Does kronolith support iCalendar invitations?
-The released version of kronolith does not yet support iCalendar invitations.
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-The CVS HEAD version does support iCalendar/vCalendar format importing and exporting and the sending of iCalendar invitations for e-mail based scheduling. As such it is now interoperable with any calendar/email system which can either send or receive standard iCalendar attachments.
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-This means that you can create a kronolith event, send invitations for that event to any email addresses desired, and the email recipients can then add the event to their calendars automatically.
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+Yes. Kronolith 2.0 supports the iCalendar/vCalendar format for importing and exporting and sending iCalendar invitations for e-mail based scheduling. As such it is now interoperable with any calendar/email system which can either send or receive standard iCalendar attachments. This means that you can create a kronolith event, send invitations for that event to any email addresses desired, and the email recipients can then add the event to their calendars automatically.