[SuperHard]

I have recently discovered Ben Spink's awesome script http://www.ical2web.com/ . That implored me to turn on personal web sharing and now I can easily publish my calendar on the web and I even figured out how to pass the URLs from iCal to the web-based document. The first page I've ever served, all done in under 2 hours. This week is already a success.

The way this works is you make your entries in iCal at that computer. Next you run the script, which I presume looks for the calendar in the currently logged-in user's library, coverts it to HTML and saves it in the appropriate folder for serving.

I am trying to figure out if I can access iCal, to make entries/changes and then run the script from a remote comptuer. I can login as the admin to that computer. Would something like the built-in Apple Remote Desktop allow me to use that computer (and iCal) as if I were sitting at it?

Any other ideas are welcome too!

Thank you,
Alex

[macmend]

Have you looked at Caltalk

http://pknet.com/~joe/caltalk.html

or Share my life

http://www.etherealsw.net/index.php?pid=2&sid=6

[icruise]

You could also look into .Mac, which lets you sync iCal information (as well as Safari bookmarks, address book info, etc) over multiple computers.