I'm not keen on any of the display options. Tried them all but just can't adapt. I just want a pull down menu, but its not your job to make that for me.
The 0 duration thing seems fixed now.
As for ratings, yeah, we could probably go on for days - but here's the policy I go by: There's a lot of stuff I never try - you won't see me commenting at all on SQL apps or iTunes visual plugins, or most games. But, if I download it and try it, I have shown enough (bare minimum) interest in the application.
Sometimes descriptions don't do a proggie justice, sometimes the description does more than the app does! I feel obliged to comment upon it, for the benefit of the developer and potential users; I rely quite a bit on the feedback of others before I even bother to d/l anything.
Its not that I find iCV of little relevance. I am presently looking for and evaluating anything that uses or displays iCal data in a way other than through the iCal app. I did call it interesting, and do believe its innovative - but not the "thing" for me in its present state.
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Hi Karl,I'm not keen on any of the display options. Tried them all but just can't adapt. I just want a pull down menu, but its not your job to make that for me.
The 0 duration thing seems fixed now.
As for ratings, yeah, we could probably go on for days - but here's the policy I go by: There's a lot of stuff I never try - you won't see me commenting at all on SQL apps or iTunes visual plugins, or most games. But, if I download it and try it, I have shown enough (bare minimum) interest in the application.
Sometimes descriptions don't do a proggie justice, sometimes the description does more than the app does! I feel obliged to comment upon it, for the benefit of the developer and potential users; I rely quite a bit on the feedback of others before I even bother to d/l anything.
Its not that I find iCV of little relevance. I am presently looking for and evaluating anything that uses or displays iCal data in a way other than through the iCal app. I did call it interesting, and do believe its innovative - but not the "thing" for me in its present state.
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