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Changes Permissions - Version: 1.7, 6/12/2008 02:10PM PST
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RoyPDX
For me, the software seemed to work just fine...however it changes permissions for iCal each time it runs which MAY be harmless but I’d rather not see unnecessary permissions being repaired each time I run Permissions Repair.
Changes Permissions - Version: 1.7, 6/12/2008 02:10PM PST
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RoyPDX
For me, the software seemed to work just fine...however it changes permissions for iCal each time it runs which MAY be harmless but I’d rather not see unnecessary permissions being repaired each time I run Permissions Repair.
Does not work 
- Version: 1.4, 3/13/2008 04:38AM PST
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cleanupthecove
The software does not work well. If you don't restart your computer, it does not update the date. So you have the original problem all over. Even when I restart the computer, it does not always update the icon. It needs more work.
I want to install it but I can't start it from its application icon.
I want to install it but I can't start it from its application icon.
No use for this since Leopard - Version: 1.6.3, 12/31/2007 11:52AM PST
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ratz
There may have been a use for this before Leopard but now there isn't unless you want to change the color of the icon? In Leopard the iCal icon does update and has never not updated on my Mac.
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- No use for this since Leopard (1 replies)
This may seem obvious, but... - Version: 1.6.1, 12/29/2007 07:40AM PST
erickaye
I installed iConiCal but find I rarely log in or restart, and my computer is always asleep at midnight. Why doesn't this program simply update the icon when I open iCal, which I do every single day at some point? Or better yet, have the program update on wake up. That would actually make it useful instead of merely a curiosity.
Eric
Eric
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nice effort but... - Version: 1.5.1, 11/7/2007 06:47AM PST
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stevesaun10
A previous reviewer commented as to why doesn't it show the month AND date in the dock. I agree. If the developer fixes that issue, hey, I'd pay for the program.
Also, when you uninstall, it freezes the icon on your iCal application to the date iConiCal was installed. I tried using iConiCal's preferences to change the iCal icon, it simply changed the one in the dock.
I ended up reinstalling iCal from the last 10.4.10 update
Also, when you uninstall, it freezes the icon on your iCal application to the date iConiCal was installed. I tried using iConiCal's preferences to change the iCal icon, it simply changed the one in the dock.
I ended up reinstalling iCal from the last 10.4.10 update
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- nice effort but... (3 replies)
Leopard Does date but not colour - Version: 1.5.1, 11/6/2007 02:08PM PST
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asvass
For pre 10.5 I am sure this will be a useful tool. I believe Leopard does update the date now on the icon in the dock. Well on my machine it does anyway.
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Sigh! Thanks. - Version: 1.4, 9/6/2007 02:19AM PST
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headsign
That's how I expected the iCal icon to work in the first place.
Does what its suppose to do. - Version: 1.4, 7/21/2007 04:01PM PST
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ol_pip
Works fine by me. Proven to be quite handy after having installed.
