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Frequently Asked Questions About Meeting Manager

CyberMatrix Meeting Manager is an easy to use multi-user application for scheduling meetings and meeting room resources.


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Meeting Manager F.A.Q.
Meeting Manager Client/Server F.A.Q.
Meeting Manager Web F.A.Q.
 

F.A.Q. for Meeting Manager - Meeting Scheduler
Q. Can the schedule screens be printed?
A. Yes, just choose View | Schedule Report from the main menu.
Q. Is there a way we can have certain users only able to view not edit or add meeting?
A. Yes, just enable security and set the "Login To Book" option. This effectively gives view only rights to most users.
Q. I entered all of our meeting rooms in the Resources table using the Data Manager. Then in the Equipment Bookings table I entered all of our individual euipments (i.e. sound systems, projectors, TVs, etc.). But when I click on box next to the euipment field, I get no list. Is there something that I need to do for that to show up?
A. All Equipment should be entered in the Resources table not the Equipment Bookings table and must be assigned to the Equipment category.
Q. Can we use the data from the Standard version with the Web or Client/Server version?
A. Yes you can either export to CSV and import on the other system or just copy the files over. To use the data from Meeting Manager Standard perform these steps:
1. Make a backup of your existing old data
2. Delete the Security.Dat and Security.idx files from your old data folder
3. Copy the remaining tables over to the new data folder on your server
Q. How do I input Attendees so I can use the pull-down list to select them when I go to add a booking?
A. You must populate the Contacts table in the Data Manager.
Q. When we change the name of a resource why are all the current bookings deleted? For example, if Room 42 is renamed to Room 40 all the bookings we made before hand will deleted.
A. The bookings aren't deleted, they are still booked to the old room name. See the Data Manager. If you want to change resource names you'll also have to change the resource name for all the bookings in the Bookings table.
Q. Why is it that when we want to see if there is anything at all booked for a range of time, the Any Resource feature doesn't work, i.e., nothing shows up.
A. The Any Resource feature is a way to search for available resources, it has nothing to do with the schedule display.
Q. I enabled security and now we are always asked for a password. Is there some kind of default password?
A. The default password for all security levels is "magic". To ensure you have a secure system change the passwords immediately. Write down the new passwords and store them in a secure location such as the company safe.
Q. How do we setup Meeting Manager to use the e-mail capabilities? We use Outlook for email. I notice that on the General tab of the Meeting Manager configuration screen, the SMTP Mail Host is named "mail".
A. Here's how to find the SMTP server using Outlook Express 5. From the Outlook Express menu choose Tools | Accounts. Select the mail tab. Click the Properties button. Click the Servers button. Use in Meeting Manager whatever is in the SMTP box.
Q. How can I change the name in the bookings Booked By field?
A1. You can change this field using the Data Manager screen. In Data Manager choose the Bookings radio button on the left. In the grid on the right navigate down to the record you want to change, tap the Tab key until you get to the LoginID field. Click once to get into edit mode. Make your changes and click on another record to save the changes to that record.

A2. If you have v4 and are logged in as Administrator you can change the Booked By field from the Edit Booking screen.
Q. How can I make Meeting Manager run faster?
A. You can try the following:
1. Upgrade to v4 or higher.
2. Install the program on every user's machine and point to only the data on a shared network location instead of merely pointing to a network install.
3. Archive old bookings frequently.
4. Set a default end date to a closer date, for example 2009/01/01.
5. If you use the Auto Refresh feature, set it higher e.g. 300 (5 minutes).
6. Turn off anti-virus software, or configure it to NOT scan .DAT, .IDX, .BLB files (or simply your database folder).

See also:  Database/Multi-user Software F.A.Q.
Q. I notice that the Notes field maintains all previous entries. Is there a way to clear this on a desktop or in general (i.e. all clients)?
A. Notes entries in the Notes pull-down list are stored in a file called Notes.txt in the user Application Data\CyberMatrix\MeetingManager folder. E.g. C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Application Data\CyberMatrix\MeetingManager. 
Meeting Manager Client/Server F.A.Q.
Q. I install the Client/Server version of Meeting Manager. But when I run the client I get an 10061 error. What is wrong?
A. What this means is the client cannot connect to the server application. Ensure that the Meeting Manager Server application is running on a machine on your network and that the IP Address for that machine has been entered and saved in the server configuration screen. Finally make sure that the CMMan.Ini containing this IP Address has been copied down to each of the client installs.
Q. When I attempt to install the workstation software, it comes back with a message that it cannot find the server and comes back with a local host address. What am I doing wrong?
A. You need to copy over the server's CMMan.ini file as well. This is how the client know what the server's IP address is.
Meeting Manager Web F.A.Q.
Q. Why does IIS attempt to download the CMMWeb.exe file when I put http://localhost/CMMWeb.exe into my browser?
A. You must give execute permissions to the CGI web folder (for IIS this is the scripts folder). Settings should be:
Read = yes
Execute Permissions = Scripts and Executables
Q. The icon for the "submit" button doesn't work - instead of a picture we get the "red X".
A. Either you don't have web read permissions set for the MMFiles folder or you are missing the submit.gif file.
Q. I just installed Meeting Manager Web version onto my NT 4.0 Workstation running PWS. Why am I getting the following error upon visiting "http://localhost/scripts/CMMWeb.exe":

Unhandled Exception: DBISAM Engine Error # 11013 Access denied to table 'D:\Inetpub\scripts\Data\archive.DAT'
A. You must give NTFS R/W access rights for the INET_USER.
Q. When I try to launch Meeting Manager Web from my browser in Windows XP, I see the browser waiting, and in Task-monitor the program runs without consuming CPU. If I cancel it after some minutes the message is "CGI application with incomplete header set". How do I fix this?
A. Set permissions to the folder where the app is running. Add user IUSR_MACHINE read/write/modify (or full control), or on a test machine simply set EVERYONE to full control. To do that simply right click on the folder (ex. c:\inetpub\wwwroot\myappfolder), properties, protection.
Q. We tested Meeting Manager Web using Microsoft's IIS web server. The first day it worked fine. The next day, we started getting CGI Timeout errors. Why is this happening?
A. IIS is not configured properly.
Q. Since the web based version can't have multiple sites, how is it possible to have two singular sites running on the PC for the web based version.
A. One way of doing it would be to have two different web servers running. One for cars and one for bookings.

You could also create a separate install in a subfolder of your web servers script folder. i.e. if your web server is running in scripts\create scripts\cars and install a second copy of Meeting Manager web in there. Then in the browser just include the cars folder to access that data:

http://127.0.0.1/cgi-bin/cars/CMMWeb.exe
Q. When i run Meeting Manager Web on a Win 2003 Server with IIS6 it always throws the following message:

CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers. How can I solve this?
A. Every single exe must be specifically given permission to run in IIS 6. Enabling executables in the web properties for the site is NOT enough. You have to add the specific exe to the Web Applications section.

 

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