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<br />CityLaw° <br />OUTLOOK INTEGRATION <br />CityLaw will integrate and synchronize between the system's master calendar and Outlook. <br />A tab added to the Outlook view shows the connection between entries in Outlook and their <br />related CityLaw matter. Calendar and Task entries may originate, or be modified, from <br />either system. <br />• Calendar and task items originally entered within CityLaw are automatically routed <br />to Outlook. <br />• Entries originally made within Outlook are automatically replicated in the CityLaw <br />system. <br />Any modifications made to entries within either system are synchronized to maintain <br />consistency. <br />Synchronization is accomplished though two functions. <br />• The Server function performs synchronization from CityLaw to Outlook, using <br />Exchange. Appointment or task entries made in CityLaw are captured and routed to <br />the Outlook calendar or task list for the designated staff member. <br />• Synchronization from CityLaw is performed by an Outlook add-in dll and ocx. <br />Appointment or task entries made in Outlook may be associated with a matter. <br />Based on this association, the appointment or task is inserted into the CityLaw <br />calendar. <br />Synchronization Server Requirements <br />The program synchronizing CityLaw entries may run on the Exchange server or on any <br />stable client machine. All source code is available for review. The synchronization <br />program requires: <br />• Exchange 5.0 and later. <br />• Administrator rights to the Exchange server, to enable it to remotely login to the <br />various user accounts. <br />• Outlook 2000 SP2 or Outlook 2002 SPl. <br />• An Outlook profile for each user whose calendar is to be synchronized. <br />• The same network connectivity to the CityLaw database as other user client <br />machines. <br />EXHIBI~i A <br />CYCOM Data Systems, Inc. <br />June 5, 2003 <br />CityLaw Outlook Integration <br />