You think you can build a mac from scratch?
Do you solder your own motherboards?
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Do I get you right, you are saying that there is nowhere for Windows
to go but down?
An increasing number of people switching from PCs to Macs doesn't
necessarily mean that Microsoft market share will decrease in the same
proportion when you consider that
John Hodgman and Justin Long are acting as computers. They're cartoon
characters, especially Hodgman, as always. Never once did they claim to
be real people--not actors, as did the actors pretending to be in real,
unrehearsed situations, in the MS commercials.
John Hodgman is pretty funny.
stores, but it will
innovate: semi-nude sales associates?
Maybe I'll just go back to the beach. And find an Apple store to use as
an internet café.
Betty
Not sure who you are responding to, but this isn't what we were talking
about..
On Sat, Jul 18, 2009 at 7:43 AM, b_s-wilk b1sun
On Sat, Jul 18, 2009 at 9:03 AM, mike xha...@gmail.com wrote:
I did. I switched at the time because of pricing mainly. I'm also
more
inclined to the pc side because the mac side is not for hobbyists
in any
way, I like taking apart my tower, putting in new parts, moving things,
Richard P. richs...@gmail.com escribió:
Betty, is that you or are you somebody else now???
Sometimes email programs are set to mark all foreign email as spam. My
email is in Spain, some servers in the UK. The comment about semi-nude
sales people in MS stores might have sent it your spam
Only in the eyes to MS? Maybe you forgot those years worth of apple vs pc
ads apple put out? I don't recall MS or pc users sputtering about with each
one of those. Then after years, MS puts out an ad and the macheads go
nutball over it. To apple they HAVE to be complimentary, but make no
I agree with all. Have you ever texted? I tried once and realized how
stupid the concept was. Why not just call, and if they weren't
available, leave a voice message? Text messaging is stupid. I'd never
pay for it as a parent.
I send text messages to my son all the time. When he can't talk on
People steal identities all the time. It does not require reading a
passport rfid. Nor does reading a passport rfid make it any easier.
It may be true in the future that muggers will carry rfid scanners.
They may be small enough that they could be concealed in the clothing,
and would
My God... I am in Firefox... What a difference! I can type fast and
no problems with letters...
Will switch to it!
But, just curious. Why? Why IE 8 has this problem? Here goes my
passion for computers...
In Firefox you can set the preferences [privacy tab] to delete the cache
and
I live at the northern tip of the Chesapeake Bay, about half way between
Philly and Baltimore. With analog TV, I could get all Baltimore and all
Philly stations, plus Harrisburg, and sometimes 4, 7, and 9 in DC,
depending on the weather. Last week I got channel 6 in Philly, and 10
with audio
Can I ask an enormously stupid and off the wall question?
Why is it that some folks seem to have nothing but problems with Windows and I have nary a problem?
Stewart,
Is that a rhetorical question?
You're a techie and know what you're doing. You know enough to see a
mistake BEFORE it
The Washington Post today, Thursday, June 11, has a good article
about how the transition to digital television has missed virtually
every single promised advantage over analog TV. The claims made by
broadcasters and their lobbying organizations that were designed to
ensure and garner
24 iMac = old time drive-in movie theater
Get a USB drive adapter and try connecting the bare drive to your iMac,
http://www.newertech.com/products/usb2_adaptv2.php. Find one discounted
at macsales.com or provantage.com. Or get a Thermaltake or Startech USB
HD dock if you have SATA drives.
Rev. Stewart Marshall popoz...@earthlink.net escribió:
I will go with the last part before any of the other. (Although I
seriously wonder if anyone has God on their side. I would much
prefer to be on his side than have him on my side. theological
diatribe here.
Just kidding. I like your
You plugged it into the keyboard? an unpowerd hub? HAHAHAHAHA! Dang!
Try a powered hub, http://tinyurl.com/lp8ydu.
Well dang, that was it. I didn't know there was a difference. Of course in
my excitement over getting the new computer and setting it up, I didn't bother
reading the book.
Apple is going to let you upgrade from puma to snow leopard for 29 bux?
Not bad.
Snow Leopard 10.6 requires an Intel Mac. $29 upgrade is from Leopard, 10.5.
Apple sez:
'For Tiger® users with an Intel-based Mac, the Mac Box Set includes Mac
OS X Snow Leopard, iLife® ’09 and iWork® ’09 and will
The only definitive statement I made was $29. The rest was just a
restatement of Apple's claim that the new version offers little more
than performance gains.
You think that no one can look at the quoted text where you definitively
state that Snow Leopard runs much faster? You don't
We'll probably output for several formats, for web use for
promotional DVD's. I wasn't in on the planning session, so I don't
know how much they would charge to convert it to standard def.
Why not ask them to output as high def DVD movie [UTF w/VIDEO_TS] on DL
disks, and deliver the disks to
.
But it's my impression the museum just hired shooters, so they have to
do the ingesting themselves. If so, that means buying an HDV
camcorder.
On Wed, Jun 3, 2009 at 12:02 PM, b_s-wilk b1sun...@yahoo.es wrote:
We'll probably output for several formats, for web use for
promotional DVD's. I
I've been looking at the Nokia N79 to replace my mobile phone and
camera. It has WiFi and GSM; the WiFi lets me use Skype, GSM for my
T-Mobile account. Found it at Dell, of all places. I'll get a DuoSIM to
hold two SIM cards.
There are some combo smart phones that have GSM and CDMA, probably
I don't recall anyone saying Wii was better than Xbox? Cheaper than
the clearly superior PS3. And most gaming is still vastly superior on
a PC than all three. But I dunno, given the internet and enough time
it's possible you found some rabid Wii fan site where they think Wii
is superior to
We outsourced some video work, they're providing us with High-Def
video on mini-DV tapes. We have a Standard Def camcorder that uses
mini-DV tapes, but I don't think we can play back HD tapes retain
the HD from it. I've seen some HD playback devices for sale; or
should we just get an HD
I have read newspapers for many years now and am not looking forward to
the day I can't walk out my door each morning and get the daily paper.
So how can newspapers survive; what are they doing wrong?
I used to read the Wall Street Journal. It was an excellent news-paper.
They've gotten lazy
Computer World takes note that despite Win7 having fixed many of Vista's
faults, there are still many ways for M$ to blow the deal. They seem to be
getting ready to do so -- oh joy!
http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasicarticleId=339666
Microsoft redefines
Only in your twisted world is a first-person account by a participant
going to be branded an ideological narrative.
You don't work in publishing. You work *for* people who work in
publishing.
It's like my driving to work makes me an expert on asphalt.
I worked in publishing--newspapers,
MacUpdate has a bundle of programs that includes Parallels Desktop 4
which retails at $80. Bundle of 11-13 programs is $50, original price
individually is over $500. Parallels supports multiple virtual machines,
multiple operating systems simultaneously. http://www.mupromo.com/
So scary!
The MIT futuristic networked bus stop is overkill. The excess
electronics are beyond what people need to take a bus. A map, an
accurate schedule and basic protection from weather [for long waits] are
about all that's needed. It's helpful to have announcements about the
next bus or
Thank you for this timely response. I wanted to order one tonight.
But I didn't want to waste time by getting the wrong one. Now that
you've brought it up, I do remember the drives I used to use where
IDE drives. I've heard the ones used now called ATA, but also heard a
bunch of other things as
SATA=Serial ATA (PATA is parallel).
The new version of SATA has been ratified at 6 gigabits/second (gbs)as
well; no reason to wait for USB3. The new SAS (serial SCSI) is also 6
gbs. How is USB faster?
It's not faster. In real-time, USB gives less than half the reported speeds.
Can you
I've been sent a .doc form by email that I am supposed to print out, fill
out, and send back via USPS. I don't use anything MS.
NeoOffice shows the document best, but the spacing in the form does not come
out just right, so that the paging, which is important on this form, does not come
out
For mass transit to work and not be a net drain it has to be survivable at a
market price.
Yep. In DC we have a world-class system, in some ways,
at a lowball price. Nice trains, which are SRO in the rush
hour, nice environmentally friendly buses, and low prices.
Yet the city is still
Betty that is key to making it work.
Make ares where Cars cannot travel. Make public transport simple and easy and
you would be surprised how it works.
The Europeans have us beat when it comes to most transportation ideas.
Part of our problem stems back to Americas individualism and short term
Yes, many cities have roads paid for by tax dollars that the citizens
are not allowed to freely use. How is this consistent with
principals of liberty?
They're called pedestrian zones. Or public transit zones.
Reduces pollution. Makes downtowns more user friendly. You have the
liberty to walk
Thus, my question: can a Mac run PC programs well enough to make a
Mac laptop a desirable choice, or is there no reason to prefer a Mac
laptop over a PC laptop?
Please note that I am not a PC or Mac partisan. I've never owned a
laptop nor a Mac, so I have no opinion at all about the
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/dd262148.aspx
SP1 is required.
I had Mac OS X, 10.5.3 on one of my computers. I downloaded a combo
update that contained all of the updates from 10.5.4 to 10.5.7 and
installed them in one package.
Does Microsoft offer combo updates for Windows?
The Applecare protection plan is 149$ and all the software I saw
(filemaker, logic express, aperture, final cut, Iwork) had a price
tag. Is this for pre-installation only or does Apple supply the
media and let users install it for free?
If I were to get a Mac, I would probably get a iMac and
You'll never be a good MFB if you start worrying about cost. Being a good
MFB is like joining scientology, you never worry about the high price of
being pure. As expressed in another thread, the very idea of going into a
computer store with a budget is not towing the line for Steve Jobs. Think
Mark--You're getting drawn into the WFB reality distortion. Calm down.
Macs are cheaper than PCs [TCO]. Don't be confused by comparisons with
cults and scientology when the facts are in your favor. Mac owners are
the ones with budgets that are written with long-term planning included.
-- da
GreaterGreaterWashington.com sez:
Bus stop 2020: A team at MIT has designed a bus stop of the future.
Riders can plan a bus trip on an interactive map, surf the Web, monitor
their real-time exposure to pollutants and use their mobile devices as
an interface with the bus shelter. They can also
I'm aware of TCO...but in this case she was asking for a 350 dollar choice
and the only one she got from the mac fan crowd was 1000 to 1800.
Did Marcia mention a price or price range? She mentioned netbooks
because of the weight, and discounted the MacBook Air because she
thought it was too
OmniGroup.com has an excellent collection of project tracking software,
but it's Mac-only. Have a look at it. Is this the kind of software you
need?
MS used to have MS Project, and it was very basic, but somewhat useful
[is it still around?]. I'm sure there are better and more useful Windows
I think the reason someone called you an Apple-head is because within the
question the she specifically said an air was too expensive, she wanted a
netbook. Your answer was to ignore what she wanted and her price range and
tell her to...get an Air. We've been here before, for some of us price
It may be more than enough machine for a journalist. I was listing the
complaints I heard elsewhere.
David Pogue tests software, lots of it. He doesn't just observe and
write about tech. He was in on the ground floor. He's also a composer,
writing music, and scores for shows--on his Macs.
Yes, it's related to computers, sortakinda.
The print media scrambles to remain relevant in the information singularity
age. Michael Kinsley moons Time magazine on the way out the door and posts
an overly-long, but spot on, critique of Newsweek's new model, which is to
tell the booges to piss
The *netbook* is a niche product
Accordingly, some posters have theorized that there are some netbooks
out there that are not crap. They also quoted prices for such
non-crappy netbooks that were close to the price of the MBA.
Yeah. That was Betty. An Apple-head.
I'm not an Apple head, not
According to stats last year, 74 million people buy and read daily
newspapers. That's not chump change. You really can't be well informed
without reading the news. Radio, TV, Internet don't have the important
details, especially for local news.
I have several subscriptions--news, econ, tech,
Livescribe :: Never Miss A Word
http://www.livescribe.com/smartpen/desktop.html
Pulse Smartpen
Electronic pen. Records what you write and what it hears. Dumps info to Windows
or Mac via USB.
I've seen them. They tend to create GIGO. It's best to edit before
putting into a doc, where you
...I'd love the
MacAir but not for $1800 for the flimsy version (solid state for
$3000), since, as I said, I mainly work at my Imac, which I adore; by
the way most tech-minded folks I know recommend against the Air, but
if it were cheaper by half, I'd buy it in a heartbeat...
Why not use a
As I stated, I currently have all Lacie drives, but they are more
expensive than Western Digital. It's tempting just to go with Lacie
again due to familiarity and also tempting to go with a cheaper
alternative.
I have used Lacie drives for years with good results. However thay have a
No, Apple hasn't ceased with the 17 anti-glare. What I meant to say
was that the 15 does not have that option, so that would be one
advantage of the 17. It seems to me that the glossy screen of the
15 would show a lot of glare and be really annoying.
I had an iBook with a matte screen. Now I
Marcia,
A netbook will probably not do what you need. They're very limited. MS
Office--forget it. There's a good reason why they're called netbooks
instead of notebooks, although they're much bigger than the netbooks two
years ago, some of which could use SIM cards. Consider this first:
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Julie Kubal
I'm about to purchase a new MacBook Pro.
I'm planning to use this computer for as long as possible, basically
until it dies. My current PowerBook G4 that I bought back in 04 is
still running in fact, but it's now too slow for my needs. I
primarily need to run Photoshop CS4 and
Betty how familiar are you with a Netbook?
My son has one it runs just about everything I can run on my Dell full size.
They are very versatile and work very well.
I tried one of the early netbooks in Europe. They were excellent. I'm
very disappointed at the merely crippled small cheap
That's right. Americans don't like to pay for quality, so they buy cheap
little notebooks that don't do much and have keyboards that aren't much
better than the smaller, more powerful devices. I'd rather save up and
buy a quality device, quality bicycle, quality car, quality SW, quality
Could be try before you buy or just a ripoff. Good or bad for gamers?
http://games.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=09/05/21/0542218
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When I right click on a link that turns out to be dead...
and tell it to open in a new tab, it opens up a Can't find this page
message... on every open window I have.
Broadbandreports.com http://www.dslreports.com/ has a list of DNS
servers you can use. Switch DNS. I have several Locations
Marcio wrote:
Computers are more or less like womem. When they are working well...
wonderfull but when they refuse to respond to our needs...it is very
hard to understand...
We like it that way. Thanks for noticing.
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A friend of ours loves it and won't do without it. We prefer
non-electronic books ourselves. Easier to read and they don't break
when you fall asleep reading and drop them : ))
Paperbacks don't break when they get wet either, or when they get sand
or dirt inside. I like to read books, then
That base is not nearly as broad as that of The Nation,
many whose supporters are not wealthy.
Thank you. Why am I not surprised that I was being mislead? Maybe the
cons/neocons predilection for enhanced interrogarion comes from their
knowledge that they would otherwise never tell the truth.
Seriously? You're comparing a crash program for atomic weapons while we're
at war to this?
The article made the points very well I thought: giving an award to a
program $600,000,000 over budget and 8 years behind schedule is a bit much
to take, as is depending on politicians to advance
Jeff Miles jmile...@charter.net escribió:
Graphicconverter is great. And it doesn't take a half minute to open.
I'm still using it in nonpaid mode and it only takes about 10-15secs. to
open. Due to Graphic Converter I've pretty much stopped using Photoshop,
which does take about a full minute
I'm not familiar with GraphicConverter, and I don't see a copy of the
shareware license on the GC site, but my *hunch* is that this nonpaid mode
is actually a violation of the license agreement after a certain allowable
trial period. Shareware licenses almost always allow you to use the software
That EU lawsuit against Microsoft started in the last century when IE
was pushed onto Windows users and Netscape was dying because of it
didn't have that kind of access. Ten years later IE market share is down
because IE is an awful program and there are finally alternatives that
aren't hidden
...If it weren't for the monopoly and misbehavior by MS, IE would
have died long ago.
IOW, the market worked.
The market didn't work at all. MS's monopoly prevented the market from
working. Without competition, IE was everywhere. When competition was
allowed, through lawsuits and
Re: Are old LPs worth anything?
From:
Tony B ton...@gmail.com
Date:
Sat, 9 May 2009 21:07:46 -0400
Don't waste a lot of time, as most of these have probably been
released digitally years ago. I especially can't imagine why you'd
bother with tape, but even CD has been superceded by DVD, and now
WHERE the pics are is important because some of those pics should be
backed up. Ask the average Picasa user where their pictures are, and
you'll get an absurd answer like They're in Picasa!.
That is a perfectly sensible and correct answer. No better and no worse
than saying that the files are
Wired Magazine's March issue had a story about netbooks
http://www.wired.com/wired/issue/17-03 that asked What about
Photoshop? Their answer is http://fotoflexer.com/. Flickr.com also has
photo editing tools.
Betty
My wife has requested photo editing software for her new computer.
I am at
All CDs are data CDs. The difference is in the quality of materials
used. A no-name disk probably won't last. I like Mitsui, Taiyo Yuden,
Verbatim, the top versions of each. Some are rated at 30-50 years, but
since computer CDs only date back about 20 years, it's hard to tell.
We have a
My two cents: depends on what the LP is.
A couple of years ago I bought an LP on eBay for over $100, recorded around
1953. Most don't sell for so much.
They are like comic books: the rare and sought after comic book fetches a high
price, most are not of much value even if they are old.
Just another opening salvo in a cyber war that's sure to heat up as we
become more connected. It will be interesting to see how low they can
bargain the pirates. And what have they done with their website in the
meantime?
How can one ransom back something that was copied and not actually taken?
I ordered a Tivax STB-T8 yesterday. Has good reviews, customers and
review sites.
I have it and much regret the purchase. Poor sensitivity. Crummy remote.
Slow to change channels. Poor display of program info. Suspect they paid
for good reviews or the other boxes must be really bad. The RCA
I am trying to repair a wormy EMachines W3107 with a damaged recovery partition.
I contacted tech support for a disc set, and they said:
We do not keep recovery disc images prior to March 2006.
and they could not provide a set.
This is a very disturbing development ... Comments? Help?;
You don't say whether he wants a notebook or a desktop. I bought my
daughter a HP desktop PC computer for Xmas this past year for about
$350. It was not the cheapest: I wanted a dual-core processor. I am
amazed at the quality and value when the mail-order computer arrived
from HP. My
The only protection is to toss all your cookies periodically.
I have all my browsers set to delete cookies when I quit the programs. I
also delete cookies when I'm online for a few hours. I don't care if
that means I have to do a few extra clicks on web sites. No big deal.
You still have no
Is the choice of antenna something we'll just have to wait to see what
the signals will be like in June when analog signals are turned off?
Channels will move. Frequencies and power will change. A box or antenna
that is so-so now could be just fine in the summer.
I ordered a Tivax STB-T8
Instead of connecting through another Mac or a PC, you should be
connecting to the Internet directly through the wireless access
point/router/modem, unless you have dialup. Your firewall settings are
done there and not in the other computer.
Do you have broadband access? Can you log in to
We have 3 PCs. I don't like the cheap [free] Compaq Presario notebook
with Vista Home Premium. The HP notebook with Vista Business is a much
better computer, but retails for twice as much as the Compaq. However,
we got a display model for about the same price as the Compaq. We also
have a ca.
Please don't keep spreading this nonsense. All *my* programs are backed up.
Many won't require reinstall even if I install a clean OS on my C drive, but
those that do - even the ones I've downloaded - will install in moments.
All of my programs and data are backed up too. Commercial programs
Netbooks existed several years before that site decided to define what they
are--in 2009 yet. The ones I saw and tried ran Linux or Windows PE, and were
about half the size of the so-called netbooks today.
Unfortunately anything running Windows PE isn't going to offer a good
computing
http://www.pcworld.com/article/163961/new_apple_gizmos_coming_exclusive
ly_to_verizon.html
Everybody is guessing.
I see that you continue to be confused about what a netbook is.
No. Manufacturers have redefined their too-big notebooks as netbooks
to confuse consumers as to what real
There are few NLEs that come close to Final Cut Pro. Maybe Avid, but
it's even more confusing. Once you learn the basics of FCP, it has no
rivals for professional video editing. And, yes, I've used quite a few
apps/solutions over the past 15 years. No, I didn't have FCP training;
RTFM and
What do you do with a netbook? It's too small for day to day
computing. So what do you do? Email? Web surfing? Find
restaurants? Directions? Tweet? Wall scribbles on Facebook?
You write this condescending BS, but can't understand why people
think Mac users are elitist?
My son has one. He does
We picked up a Verizon 700 minute calling card for $20 at Costco.
It's less than 3 cents a minute with no monthly or connection fee
from land lines, no expiration. You have to read the fine print
when you buy a card though.
10-4 that! You may find that in-state calls cost you twice as many
Can you name a single example of that? Probably not, because even
Windows itself runs just fine on e.g. Macs. Not so for OS X - well,
not easily anyway.
Silverlight is still fairly new, but it works on all platforms. It's
specious to claim that someday in the future when it becomes popular
Mike
Did you do this on a Mac or in Windows? Does it or something similar
work in Windows?
Betty
Thanks for the advice, Betty, that worked for me.
Mike
On Sun, Apr 26, 2009 at 10:02 PM, b_s-wilk b1sun...@yahoo.es wrote:
I sometimes browse my hard drive from a browser, especially
Tree command. DOS. It's been so long.
Can't you use the terminal, or I forget what it's called in Windows
[start menu, somewhere], and bring up the tree, then copy and paste or
save it as a text file? I can do that in the OS X Terminal. Or print screen?
Win 7, firefox, looks like you
The main reason I didn't go with them for my sites is because they're
in Europe somewhere and on the rare occasion when something goes wrong
I want to be able to CALL a REAL person that speaks my own language.
The parent company is German. Frankly, I would rather have a German than
an American
The two converter boxes that I bought have a feature that it turns
itself off after one hour of use (the box, not the TV). What this means
is that you can't use a VCR to record a program later because the box
will be turned off by the time of the recording. I don't know if all
are like
We use the Verizon prepay. Same deal as far as paying $100 and and
the minutes don't expire for a year. Good service and good coverage,
important since I'm out in the boonies most of the time. It's our
only long distance service so it took 6 or 7 months to go through
those minutes. The most
Well, Tom, the DRM and Silverlight could have been installed by an streaming
radio station. I tried disabling them and lo and behold tonight I couldn't
get a connect to a streaming radio station I listen to online. I enabled
them in order to get the streaming working.
Are there radio streams
Do you use your cell phone primarily at home for long distance? If you
do, then using a calling card or dial-around number will save you a lot
more than prepaid cellular. Use the cell away from home, use the card at
home.
We picked up a Verizon 700 minute calling card for $20 at Costco. It's
I sometimes browse my hard drive from a browser, especially the
'invisible' system files, like the Samba manual or CUPS, instead of
using command line. On my Mac I can browse my home folders/directory by
using this location, file:///Users/betty/. I drag and drop the folder I
want to view to
iTouch/iPhone are fine machines, Tom, but they are emphatically NOT
netbooks. Until you can show me someone typing a document at full speed into
OpenOffice or an equivalent, I ain't buying that line for a second.
My point is that a net book's keyboard is too small for serious typing.
It is
I REALLY don't want to be found/availble 24/7. I have TracFone
prepaid, and never use all the minutes before I have to renew yearly
@ around $100/1000 minutes. What plan do you have that's mid $50's?
I'd be interested! I keep the cell for outgoing when _I_ want it.
Mine doesn't take pictures,
My only concern was the availability of the format. Istockphoto, for
example, looks like a lot of their stuff is .mov. We're going to be
drawing on a lot of pre-recorded clips.
It's fine to use .mov files, but since you use a Mac, iMovie will be
faster and easier than FCP.
Uncompressed
At one time they would have been at the high middle.
I wouldn't put Denon or Onkyo in the same category as McIntosh.
BO is probably closer to Apple in design philosopy and market
niche, IMHO.
So you are saying apple is for elitist snobs?
Apple products are for people who want good quality
You are correct. FC demands .mov files. Unfortunately, .mov rarely
seems to work right on PCs, where you'd want .mpg or .avi.
Uh, no. The .mov files can be the output, not the input for FCP.
.mov files are simply MPEG4 files in a wrapper, similar to .avi. I have
no problem with them in
Ina Fried, CNET,
http://www.zdnetasia.com/news/business/0,39044229,62053383,00.htm
reports that Ballmer was completely flat-foot surprised at Oracle buying
Sun after IBM turned their back on a deal. MS, Sun and Oracle (as well
as IBM) are long-term rivals.
Does ignoring Sun show that
Interesting. The .ics is a native calendar format for a variety of
calendar apps. I used several .ics files last week when I transferred my
calendar entries to my new iMac, and when I updated the online calendar
links in iCal.
It's easy to import. For one of the calendars I just dragged the
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