At work they use Outlook to calendar. I prefer not to use it (esp. since
I want to read e-mail in Eudora, and not have e-mail downloaded in both
Eudora and Outlook just so I can calendar).

Downloaded the free Palm desktop.  It can create vcal appointments for
me to send to others in the office.  But when I tried creating an
appointment in Outlook and sending it to myself, Eudora gets it as text
file with winmail.dat attachment.

Ideas? Or just bear with Outlook for calendaring a bit longer with old
address, and use Eudora for e-mail with new address?

One thing I need to check -- I could change the format Outlook sends the
calendar items in, but as I recall then the attachments don't get
received properly (or not sent properly!) by Outlook, so that the
recipients see the encoded text rather than receiving a vcal attachment
that has been properly decoded.

Thanks,

-Andrew