[X4U] iCal question

[Robert A. Virzi]

Interesting.  Thanks, Mark.  I don't usually use notes, but I suppose 
I could put phone numbers in that field instead of location (where 
they are more natural to me).  I hope Apple eventually fixes this, 
publishing location as well as notes, which seems to make a lot more 
sense to me.

Is there any development on iCal going on?  Seems like it has been a 
while since any updates or new versions have been released.  If Apple 
is kind of abandoning it, I might do better finding another 
alternative.

>When you published the calendar, did you check the boxes to publish 
>notes, To Dos, etc? If not, go to Calendar/Change Locations to check 
>them. If you have done that, you should be able to double click on 
>any entry at dotmac and get a box that shows any information in the 
>Notes field. (Location doesn't show up.)
>
>On Sep 26, 2006, at 11:41 AM, Robert A. Virzi wrote:
>
>>Not sure if this is the right list for this. . .
>>
>>I use iCal (an OSX app, at least).  Works great and I publish my 
>>calendar on dotmac.  So far so good.  I can now see my calendar 
>>from any machine with an internet connection.  BUT, the web version 
>>of the calendar omits critical info present on the calendar, such 
>>as the location and notes.  So I might know I have to be on a call, 
>>but can't see the number to dial.  ;-(
>>
>>Dotmac seems like it should be a way to solve this, but the 
>>calendar on dotmac is useless near as I can tell.  It doesn't link 
>>to the info published there, it is just a generic, lame calendar 
>>without personalization.
>>
>>So, is there a way to see all the info on the web view of my 
>>calendar?  Is there something else I can use to see the full set of 
>>info on other (including PC) machines?
>>		-Bob