Use Remind's to convert the iCal calendar into a format that Remind can read, and include it in my Remind calendar.Use BitPim to extract the calendar events from my cell phone (LG enV3) and export it as an.If you plan to import your calendar and keep it in sync, you'll need to delete the duplicates since iCal doesn't have this option. However, if you have a newer version, you probably have OSX 10.5 so I don't think you'd be reading this article. I have v2.1.2, but you could use a newer version. Prerequisites for, I was able to get it working! After some hours of installing cpan and other Well, luckily I found another article on Remind which mentions the capability of converting iCal events into the Remind format,Ĭalled. And I needed a program that would either read an. Program because I had falsely assumed that it was an alternative to iCal.
#GEEKTOOL SCRIPT INSTALL#
For some reason, I never tried to install the I am very picky and like to be able to customize/change the script to my desires. To say, I was not able to write a good enough script to display myĮvents. The basics and usually start off with example scripts online. Very fluent in the bash shell I only know txt fileįrom BitPim, and write a script to display the events. Last failed attempt was to export my calendar events as a. But I am not familiar with perl, andĮven after tutorials, I couldn't find a way to modify the script. Not work for repeated events! This is a huge problem because most of I tried installing the widget iCalEvents, but I dislike using the dashboard. Since I couldn't fix it through code, I gave up and looked for other I have also tried but it would not work correctly for the. (I only have Tiger because I am too cheap to upgrade.
#GEEKTOOL SCRIPT FOR MAC#
I have seen scripts such as iCalBuddy, but that is only compatible for Mac OS X 10.5+. Was a way to sync my calendar with the computer, and somehow display it Interact with the calendar on my cell phone, I wanted to see if there Manually type in each event into event.txt. It was pretty good until I got a newĬell phone with an improved calendar. Script called "event.sh" would awk through the events and display My events were in a text file called "event.txt", which I had written a kind of expedient script for GeekTool to display my I will start by describing the basic problem. I tried many different methods and scripts I found through Google, but none of them worked except for this. I know there are similar programs for Windows,īut the simplicity and lightness of GeekTool appeals to me.Īnyway, I was able to sync my calendar events from my cell phone and display them on my desktop using GeekTool. This app (and QuickSilver, of course), I probably would not hesitate to GeekTool is, by far, my favorite application for Mac.
This shows my Remind calendar, with the events synced with iCal.
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