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< As discussed in the preceding scenarios, the Calendar Tool Calendar runs most
< effectively in the context of a multi-user operating environment.  While it is
< possible to use the Calendar Tool as a stand-alone application, the
< capabilities for meeting scheduling and viewing other users' calendars are key
< mulit-user features.
< </p><p>
< There are three separate excutable programs that form the overa Calendar Tool
< environment:
< <ul>
< <li>
< the Calendar Tool program, for scheduling items, viewing calendars, and
< performing related functions
< <li>
< the Calendar Tool Administration program, for managing databases and other
< administrative functions
< <li>
< the Calendar Tool Server program, that handles communcation between the local
< computers running the Calendar Tool and central host computers that house the
< databases and shared calendars
< </ul><font color=black>
< Figure 331 is schematic diagram of a typical physical environment for the
< Calendar Tool system.
< 
< <br>
< <br>
< <hr>
< <a name="Figure ">
< <p align=center> Figure 331:  .  </p>
< <hr>
< </a>
< <br>
< 
< </p><p>
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< Describe functions of central host, viz,
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< Figure 332 shows a typical configuration for a Calendar Tool multi-user
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> Figure 313 shows a typical configuration for a Calendar Tool multi-user
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< <p align=center> Figure 332:  Typical Multi-User Environment.  </p>
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> <p align=center> Figure 313:  Typical Multi-User Environment.  </p>