Groupcal 3: manage your Exchange calendar from iCal

#10: woops! Good call. Edited.

Er, when did "trudge" change from a verb to an adjective?

I don't mean to be negative, but I've tried Snerdware's products before. They were impossible to configure, gave incorrect errors and just plain didn't work. The customer support was virtually non-existent. I vouwed after multiple attempts to get support that I would never give them another cent. Maybe I just had bad luck but I would proceed with caution.

Who set their visual style to "graphite" and then changes their highlight colour to brown? ew.

Unfortnately it doesn't work in my environment, which apparently uses an authentication method unsupported by Groupcal. However, people in Snerdware have shown their earnest efforts identifying my problems. It is one software I hope someday I will be able to use (either that, or Apple should support Exchange servers in next version of iCal).

If you are interested in being able to allow others to see and edit your iCal calendars using on their machine, check out SyncBridge (http://syncbridge.com).

No problem, want any writers? Seriously!

:-)

Lee Webb

#3: Er, um... it's a new kind of... plugin, thinga-majig that uh... lets you know your keyboard's still there! Yea, that's it!

Thanks for the catch. :)

Er What's manange?

This is off the subject of this post, but relevent to recent Apple news. Upon browsing through the application Mactracker today, I noticed that the recent Nike + iPod is not the first Nike has been incoporated into an Apple product. The Personal LaserWriter LS's code name was indeed "Nike".