Victor Eijkhout offered: >>I wonder how Omnigroup, Mozilla, Opera feel about new safari. >>I seems that it is kind of a slap in the face for the companies >>that worked on X browsers. > >The same thing came up with iCal. When that came out I tried, found >it rather simple and really slow, so I tried a couple of commerical >alternatives. If they had been better I would have bought one, but >Chronos Organiser was missing some very essential features and Now >UpToDate decided to corrupt my files on the day that I was about to >register it. > >I guess iCal hooked me on the calendar concept, and I would have >shelled out the money if there had been somehting that was better >and compatible with iCal. I really prefer CalendarX from WunderMoosen, over the iCal. Those super-light pastel-clored 'highlights' in iCal are annoying, and unreadable over here, unless individually selected. WunderMoosen's calendar is terrific. OSX-only http://www.wundermoosen.com cheers, ~flipper