(This blog has been written as a partner blog to my presentation delivered at the London Apple Admins – 23rd June 2016 meet-up at the LSE) Hi All. This blog details a little GUI app solution I knocked up to help us cleanup
(This blog has been written as a partner blog to my presentation delivered at the London Apple Admins – 23rd June 2016 meet-up at the LSE) Hi All. This blog details a little GUI app solution I knocked up to help us cleanup
Have you ever had the annoying issue in iCal where it autofills the contact with incorrect data (mistyped names, incorrect email address)? This quick fix found by my colleague Charlie ‘SuperNerd, Wonderchild, The all-knowing’ Selwyn will resolve all of these
By Richard Mallion iCal on Mac OS X has a hidden debug menu which you can enable from the terminal by using the defaults command. Once enabled you gain 24 additional options. A lot of these features are useful for
I thought I’d share a little technical detail regarding issues you can face implementing the built-in Mac OS X Server iCal service and why options such as Kerio Connect are so appealing. To start off, its probably worth me describing
By Russell Haris. One thing I often wanted iCal in Snow Leopard to do was let me move multiple calendar events at once forward or back to a different time. iCal 5 in Mac OS X Lion now has this feature!
By Richard Mallion One of the nice features of Lion is that we have a nice new system preference pane “Mail, Contacts & Calendars” to easily add new email accounts to Mac OS X. Safari has has a feature which
By Russell Harris. Lion’s new iCal App has a great new interface, but new Events still have a default duration set to 1 hour. I find that I set many events to half an hour, so can I make this