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# moregroupware Manual

## Last modified 2003-11-04

### Thomas Bley

### Karsten Dambekalns

### Marc Logemann

### Patrick Malaison

### Bjørn Roger Rasmussen

Copyright © 2003 Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts. A copy of the license is included in the section entitled "GNU Free Documentation License".

Abstract

This is the beginning of a moregroupware manual. It will contain an end user section, developer chapters, FAQ and more.

List of Figures

3.1. Error message after unpacking
3.2. Choose language
3.3. System check
3.4. Settings screen
3.5. Authentication settings SQL/NTLM
3.6. Authentication settings LDAP
3.7. Module installation
3.8. Installation results
8.1. Calendar day view
8.2. Appointment details
8.3. Appointment editing
8.4. Appointment deletion
8.5. Calendar week view
8.6. Calendar month view
8.7. New appointment form
8.8. Participant overview
8.9. Appointment conflict detected
8.10. Calendar configuration settings
10.1. Notes overview
10.2. Notes details
10.3. Creating a note
10.4. Editing a note
10.5. Category overview
10.6. Creating a category
10.7. Editing a category
11.1. The list of defined projects
11.2. Creating a project
11.3. A GANTT diagram showing two projects
11.4. The list of available occupations
11.5. Creating an occupation
11.6. Editing an occupation's hourly rate
11.7. Creating a timesheet
11.8. Listing projects and timesheets
11.9. Listing timesheets for a project
12.1. The mail list
12.2. The submenu bar
12.3. View customization
12.4. The intial tree view
12.5. Unread mails in the tree view
12.6. Folder actions in the tree view
12.7. Mail actions in the tree view
16.1. part of the CVS structure
17.1. Moregroupware Tree
18.1. Module directory tree
18.2. Minimal module directory tree

List of Tables

8.1.

List of Examples

19.1. The defintion.xml of the notes module.
19.2. Firing a log message.
19.3. Firing an extended log message.
19.4. Displaying a success message.
19.5. Checking for the ID and rights of the current user.
19.6. Checking for user settings.
19.7. Creating a hidden form field for session passing.
19.8. Creating a regular link for session passing.
19.9. Creating a regular link for session passing in PHP.

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