I am sorry missed something in my earlier post, you also need to select
ALL-Resources or ALL-SEL etc.. for the resource options that you may have.

"S Narayan" wrote in message
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We use schedulemaster as well. Don't know the cost comparison with other
programs.

You can certainly look multiple planes at a time by using the 4-day, 9-day
or 30-day calendar view etc.


"Paul Tomblin" wrote in message
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In a previous article, "Jim" said:
What kind of internet based scheduling programs are you using? Our
flight

Our club uses ScheduleMaster. We like it a lot, but it's expensive. We
looked at MyFBO.com which is cheaper and seems to have more features,
but
from my experience with their on-line demo, their user interface sucks
rocks. There doesn't appear any way to see a complete overview of what
planes are available over a time period - you can only look at the
schedule for one plane at a time.


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