Every wish you could access or create Apple iCal calendars on other machines? Did you mistype your sign in information quicken for mac 2018. Mozilla has the project going on. “We are striving to build a cross-platform fully standards based calendar client based on the open iCal standard.”- Mozilla What it does is adds a calendar app to Mozilla products. This app then can read and create.ics files, or otherwise know as iCal files.

I have iCal calendars published on a WebDAV server (Spymac) and I was able to subscribe to them in the Mozilla Calendar. Everything showed up great! One thing to keep in mind is the Mozilla Calendar is in beta so bugs are there and it doesn’t look as slick as FireFox’s interface. However there is an entire calendar, events, alarms and more available.

Free download mac calendar for windows Files at Software Informer. Windows Live Mail to Apple Mac is simple and easy to use tool which allow you to successfully export Windows Live Mail emails to Apple Mac mail. To help you transfer messages and other items from a Windows-based computer to a Mac, Outlook for Mac can import Outlook Data Files (.pst) that are created in Outlook for Windows. Transfer the.pst file from your Windows computer to your Mac.

All completely compatible with Apple’s iCal and usable on Mac, Windows and Linux running Mozilla, Firefox, Thunderbird or Netscape. Oh and it’s free! Untill then the much older Linux ical is working again. The two aren’t related.

Ical becouse at the time a bunch of Linux apps were i (i for independent, x for X11, K for KDE and G for Gnome. The vareous GUI systems.

However I and X are redundent as all the Linux GUIs are X11) Every sense the iMac everything apple did was i this and i that. And there is a service called ical. Internet calander.

Still it’s nice having more than one ical for Linux just as it is probably nice having more than one ical on Mac (someone ported the older Linux ical to the Mac platform). The mozilla calendar project page is now at: It includes your choice of either Sunbird standalone calendar, or Lightning calendar add-on component for Thunderbird email users. Both calendar products are in sync at ver 0.9 with basically same capabilities.

Choice depends on if you wish Sunbird standalone calendar (or use a non-thunderbird email), or pick Lightening if you already use Thunderbird email. (I know, bizarre names – they got them backwards – seems like the thunderbird add-on would be named sunbird). I am about to give sunbird standalone a try myself.

Lightning falls short of iCal as it lacks certain features such as a scrolling time line indicating the current time time over the events in your calendar. It only shows you one month in the left hand column, there is so much space in this column if you close the to do window, why doesn’t lightning/sunbird allow for other months to be shown as in iCal. It gives you such a good overview while in weekly view in the main window. The event boxes in the calendar itself are narrower and the titles only use on line. In iCal you can title an event with more than one line so more info about the event title is viewable immediately.