[ambush]

My new application will have iCal 1.5 as a requirement (because it installs certain essential frameworks)... do you see this as a bad thing?

Do you have iCal installed right now?

[mishap]

Originally posted by ambush:
My new application will have iCal 1.5 as a requirement (because it installs certain essential frameworks)... do you see this as a bad thing?

Do you have iCal installed right now?

Yes.

Maybe you should have done a Poll

[ryju]

Yes.

Where is the free food?

[dampeoples]

Yes, I have it installed, and no, it's not a bad thing. IMO, iCal is an excellent schedule app.
What's the project?

[mdc]

yup, got it. use it all the time.

what app you making?

[typoon]

Yup I also have it installed and use it as well.

[holygoat]

Yes.

This would be much easier as a poll!

[zachs]

I have it installed, and don't see it as a bad thing at all.

Doesn't iCal come with Panther anyway?

[mitchell_pgh]

Yep, it's installed for me...

This application could be BIG for Apple if they got serious with it.

1) Add rendezvous calendars where people can add/edit items.

2) Add an export calendar to web page (where the output is VERY nice and theme-able)

3) Better integration with the iApps (I see something where I can look at iCal and click on songs I imported on whatever days, see what photos I took on which days, etc. etc.)

I see it as being something more then a slick looking calendar that doesn't really do all that much.

[Nexus5]

Yes, and using it.

nexus5.

[iOliverC]

This is useful, I guess your wanting to use DAVKit Ambush? I wanna use it too .

[chezpaul]

Yes but not using it. We used to use it at work until it lost all info for no reason one morning... 2 years of what was happening everyday... not good... Couldn't get it back.. This has happened to others over at Apple's discussion board. No answer from Apple though.

[voodoo]

ya

[gorickey]

My answer is the opposite of NO...

[waffffffle]

Originally posted by mitchell_pgh:
Yep, it's installed for me...

This application could be BIG for Apple if they got serious with it.

1) Add rendezvous calendars where people can add/edit items.

2) Add an export calendar to web page (where the output is VERY nice and theme-able)

3) Better integration with the iApps (I see something where I can look at iCal and click on songs I imported on whatever days, see what photos I took on which days, etc. etc.)

I see it as being something more then a slick looking calendar that doesn't really do all that much.

I like those ideas.

Also how about automatic birthday calendar from address book?

And how about in Mail the ability to take an email and press a button to add the email to your calendar as an event and it would prompt you to fill out the info and have a link to the email so you can follow the correspondence.

[ambush]

Originally posted by iOliverC:
This is useful, I guess your wanting to use DAVKit Ambush? I wanna use it too .

Oliver.... I can't hide anything from you.




So... not a single no (correct me if I'm wrong...)

Sounds good!

I'll be posting screenshots soon...

[gorickey]

Are you going to make iCal with Rendezvous sharing/editing capabilities?

[thePurpleGiant]

Installed: Yes
Using it? No.

[ambush]

Originally posted by gorickey:
Are you going to make iCal with Rendezvous sharing/editing capabilities?

I'll leave that to Apple. Looks like this is what's going to be in 2.0 if it follows the Rendezvous-ing trend.

That being said, it would be fairly easy to do, though.

[ratlater]

Installed and using it.

-matt

[Kenneth]

Yes. (version 1.5.2)

Using it for my class schedule.

[dampeoples]

Originally posted by chezpaul:
Yes but not using it. We used to use it at work until it lost all info for no reason one morning... 2 years of what was happening everyday... not good... Couldn't get it back.. This has happened to others over at Apple's discussion board. No answer from Apple though.

No backup? Everything breaks.

[nobitacu]

I have iCal installed as I use it everyday.

Ming

[Cadaver]

I live off iCal.

[mitchell_pgh]

Originally posted by waffffffle:
I like those ideas.

Also how about automatic birthday calendar from address book?

And how about in Mail the ability to take an email and press a button to add the email to your calendar as an event and it would prompt you to fill out the info and have a link to the email so you can follow the correspondence.

Not bad ideas... I would like an application that would simply send nice HTML email. I'm not talking about all the time, but it would be cool for birthday stuff etc.

[gorickey]

Originally posted by Cadaver:
I live off iCal.

Wow, what version do you have? Mine doesn't pay me anything...

[Jerommeke]

Yes. But I wouldn't use something like crm4mac, which is in development: http://www.crm4mac.nl/en/

[godzookie2k]

Got it, use it.

[tRr]

Use it everyday, probably my favourite iApp!

[CharlesS]

iCal is a free app. So anyone who wants to use your app that doesn't have iCal installed can easily download the installer, install the frameworks. And on newer versions of OS X, it will be installed automatically.

Those people that don't want/need iCal are probably still going to get it when Software Update wants to install it, to make the reminder go away. So I don't think you will lose any users by depending on the iCal frameworks.

Oh, and yeah, I use iCal.

[trash80]

have it and use it

[MountainMac]

have it installed, use it a little

MM