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What does it do? - Version: 2.9.5, 1/9/2007 08:23AM PST
mr_e
Sorry if I'm missing something. I can get my Oracle calendar imported into my iCal without this, but the process is kind of cumbersome: Open my Oracle client; export the calendar; close Oracle client; open iCal; delete the calendar from last import (otherwise I get duplicate entries); import the new (.ics? I think) file; close iCal. What steps does this script take care of? What I'd really like to do is have my Oracle Calendar synced with one of my iCal Calendars in the middle of the night, so that when I synced my iPod in the morning, I'd get the most up to date version of the Oracle Calendar on their (as well as the other Calendars iCal tracks for me). Does this script make this possible? I mean $1 more than reasonable for any functional piece of software, but I'd like to know what exactly it's meant to do before I mess with it.
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- What does it do?
great little script 
- Version: 2.9, 8/21/2006 11:04AM PST
jglow
Allows me to use the simple calendaring featrues of my SE T637 by pushing Oracle Calendar events (which my employer unfortunately uses). Has worked smashingly with OC 9 and 10 (currently on 10.1.2.0.0.710), developer support has been Grade A+. Recommended if you're forced to use OC.
I installed OraCal2iCal and it worked well. I did have one issue in that my Daily Notes and Day Events in Oracle Calendar were importing as 24 hour events on the day and time I ran the program. I contacted the developer and he was amazing. Not only was he extremely responsive but he helped me fix the issue within a few hours of contacting him. He believes it has to do with my newer version of Oracle Calendar.
With the addition of running a Cron job (using CronniX) to run his program daily, I can now pseudo-sync my Oracle Calendar with iCal and my iPhone. Thank you so much for this great app! This is worth so much more than $1.