You can register for a Sundial calendar account by clicking the "Register for a Sundial calendar account" link on the Getting Started page. The Off-Line Agenda is a copy of your agenda that is stored locally on your computer. This Off-Line agenda can be useful in the following situations: a) If you are going to be taking the computer (usually a laptop) away somewhere with no network connection, you can still work with your agenda.

The manager of the person will need to initiate a HelpSU ticket to request to have that person's Sundial account removed. As an alternative, the manager can request to have access rights to that employee's account, or have designate rights assigned to another person. Note: that if an employee's account is deleted, all meetings owned by that employee will also be deleted.

Users who have a Sunet ID don't necessarily have an account on Sundial. They will have to go to either http://sundial.stanford.edu or http://calendar.stanford.edu to have an account automatically created.

You may attend Tips and Tricks in Sundial Tech Briefings or Tech Express training (see http://techtraining.stanford.edu).

Access rights are what governs how much other Sundial users can view in your agenda and also who can invite you to meetings. When you install Sundial (Oracle Calendar), the default settings are such that any Sundial user can view your busy times and can invite you to meetings. This means that other users can just see the times blocked off by events in your agenda but cannot see any details such as what the event is about or the list of attendees (if it is a meeting).

Go to Sundial web client at http://sundial.stanford.edu. Click on "Preferences" icon (the one next to wheelchair icon). In the "Edit Preferences" window, click on "E-mail Notification" tab and change your email address there.

You have full access to your Sundial agenda through the Web. The interface looks somewhat different, but all the functionality is there with the exception of Palm sync capabilities and working as a designate in another user's agenda.

The check box "Check for entries every" may NOT be checked. See steps below to ensure that it contains a check mark. PC Users: In the Options window, expand Scheduling by clicking on the "+" sign next to "Scheduling," then click "Receive Notification" Click on "Oracle Calendar" then Preferences in the desktop client which brings up an "Oracle Calendar Preferences" window. Click on "Notification" tab, check "Check for new Entries every" and leave "minutes" text box with the default value.

Synch instructions for Sundial can be found at http://calendar.stanford.edu. Go to "Sundial Accounts and Downloads for Stanford Faculty, Staff and Students" → Download Sundial Software

It is likely that you don't have viewing rights to the meeting that has a conflict. For example, the meeting that has a conflict could be a personal meeting and the attendee didn't give you any viewing rights ("View entries" or "View times only") to his/her personal meetings. In situations like this, Sundial will not be able to detect the conflict.

Sundial uses PC/Mac Leland to authenticate the user. However you will be prompted for an Off-Line password whenever you access your Off-Line agenda. The first time you sign-in to your calendar, you were asked if you want to create an off-line Agenda. If you clicked Yes, you were asked to create an off-line password. If you created a password, Sundial will ask for your password whenever you launch your calendar.

Click on PC-Leland icon on the lower right lower of your desktop. It brings up a PC-Leland Status window.

Click on "Oracle Calendar" then Preferences in the desktop client which brings up an "Oracle Calendar Preferences" window. In the "Oracle Calendar Preference" window, scroll down in the left panel, click on "General" tab in the left panel. Select "Open new session with the saved state" radio button in the "Agenda Startup" section. Once you do that, the "Save State" button will be enabled.

Click on the following link to update your name information in Sundial: sundial.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/calendar-update-name.cgi. You may be asked to log in via Stanford WebAuth. Click on the following link to update your organization information in Sundial: sundial.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/calendar-update-org.cgi. You may be asked to log in via Stanford WebAuth.

The Sundial was presented in 1969 to the citizens of Toronto in appreciation of Mayor Nathan Phillips and selected by him as a gift that he gave back to the City.

No. Sundial only takes standard vCalendar (.vcsl) or iCalendar (.ics) calendar format, no other formats.

This is a known problem with Sundial. There is a temporary work around, but it is not very straightforward to have it set up. If you must synch your address book on Mac, please file a HelpSU request at http://helpsu.stanford.edu.

The Sundial uses two suction cups that attach to the glass at the desired width up to a maximum of 49".

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