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So I have no idea if this exists, but if someone has an idea for this please let me know...
What I am looking for is a way to have my iCal events and to-dos to be in some kind of transparent overlay that appears to be embedded on the desktop. Does that make sense? Basically it's so I am forced to see the upcoming events rather than have to go to dashboard or iCal.
-sts24
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I'd be interested in this too. dashboard widgets don't do it for me and it is a pain to open ical all the time just to check my to-do list.
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Hmm...not too thrilled about either one
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Originally Posted by sts24 
Hmm...not too thrilled about either one
Hey, I just released an app called Anxiety, that should meet your requirements for the to-do part of your question 
Grab it here: Anxiety - Lightweight To-do Management
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I like the idea of Anxiety (the app not the emotion) but now I am just being picky. I have been using that for a few days now and I like it except the interface just seems almost too cramped. Maybe if there was a way to space out the lines and add a function to set due dates, alarms, and all that extra info then it would be really good.
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