Comments on: Back to Mac Basics http://digitalnotions.net/back-to-mac-basics/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=back-to-mac-basics Photography, Blogging, WordPress and SEO Thu, 22 Dec 2011 15:28:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Replacement Batteries http://digitalnotions.net/back-to-mac-basics/#comment-2924 Replacement Batteries Wed, 07 Apr 2010 22:25:01 +0000 http://digitalnotions.net/?p=641#comment-2924 I by and large don't leave comments!!! Trust me! However I enjoyed your blog site...especially this post! I have a Laptop Battery Information site of my own at <a href="http://www.laptopbatterydepot.net/" rel="nofollow">Laptop Battery Depot</A>... Would you mind terribly if I threw up a backlink from my web site to your web site? I by and large don’t leave comments!!! Trust me! However I enjoyed your blog site…especially this post! I have a Laptop Battery Information site of my own at Laptop Battery Depot… Would you mind terribly if I threw up a backlink from my web site to your web site?

]]> By: SEO Articles http://digitalnotions.net/back-to-mac-basics/#comment-2218 SEO Articles Sat, 02 Jan 2010 13:32:03 +0000 http://digitalnotions.net/?p=641#comment-2218 Thank you for maintaining such a wonderful site. this site happens to be not just knowledgeable but also very creative too. There normally are very few professionals who can write not so easy articles that creatively. we keep looking for articles on this topic. We ourselves went over many websites to find knowledge with regard to this.We look forward to the next posts !! Thank you for maintaining such a wonderful site. this site happens to be not just knowledgeable but also very creative too. There normally are very few professionals who can write not so easy articles that creatively. we keep looking for articles on this topic. We ourselves went over many websites to find knowledge with regard to this.We look forward to the next posts !!

]]> By: Mark Wood http://digitalnotions.net/back-to-mac-basics/#comment-2035 Mark Wood Sat, 03 Oct 2009 02:12:31 +0000 http://digitalnotions.net/?p=641#comment-2035 @Jon - I'm currently using the Google Sync for Blackberry with much success. However, I really wanted to sync my iCal to my gCal so I tried exactly what you were doing -- with the calDav subscription. Unfortunately, it doesn't sync to my main calendar in iCal. So, I'm trying something called <a href="http://spanningsync.com/" rel="nofollow">Spanning Sync</a>. This also syncs my address books between Google and the Mac Address Book. This way, I get synchronization between my Mac, Google and my BlackBerry that works seamlessly. So far, I think I might purchase Spanning Sync. @Jens - I should really look into the birthday calendar. I haven't tried that yet! My biggest issue is that I'm stuck with Windows and Microsoft Outlook at work. There is no good way to get everything on my two calendars to work out. I will agree that the Mac just makes things easy. I'll have to look into the Web Clip widgets! @Jon – I’m currently using the Google Sync for Blackberry with much success. However, I really wanted to sync my iCal to my gCal so I tried exactly what you were doing — with the calDav subscription. Unfortunately, it doesn’t sync to my main calendar in iCal. So, I’m trying something called Spanning Sync. This also syncs my address books between Google and the Mac Address Book. This way, I get synchronization between my Mac, Google and my BlackBerry that works seamlessly. So far, I think I might purchase Spanning Sync.

@Jens – I should really look into the birthday calendar. I haven’t tried that yet! My biggest issue is that I’m stuck with Windows and Microsoft Outlook at work. There is no good way to get everything on my two calendars to work out. I will agree that the Mac just makes things easy. I’ll have to look into the Web Clip widgets!

]]> By: Jens http://digitalnotions.net/back-to-mac-basics/#comment-2034 Jens Fri, 02 Oct 2009 15:42:23 +0000 http://digitalnotions.net/?p=641#comment-2034 Things I loved with Mac ,one the Address Book, I never forget a birthday again because iCal will create a Birthdays calendar for me, so I’ll have plenty of time to pick up a card or present. Two, wth my busy schedule, I depend on iCal to make certain you know when the kids need to be at the dentist and when I am supposed to be at office for the conference meeting. Three, I can make my own custom Dashboard widget. In seconds. They’re called Web Clip widgets, and they’re easy to create. Mac offers me a lot that is why i will never ever replace it with other OS platforms available in the market. Things I loved with Mac ,one the Address Book, I never forget a birthday again because iCal will create a Birthdays calendar for me, so I’ll have plenty of time to pick up a card or present.
Two, wth my busy schedule, I depend on iCal to make certain you know when the kids need to be at the dentist and when I am supposed to be at office for the conference meeting. Three, I can make my own custom Dashboard widget. In seconds. They’re called Web Clip widgets, and they’re easy to create. Mac offers me a lot that is why i will never ever replace it with other OS platforms available in the market.

]]> By: Jon http://digitalnotions.net/back-to-mac-basics/#comment-2033 Jon Fri, 02 Oct 2009 01:24:47 +0000 http://digitalnotions.net/?p=641#comment-2033 Hey Mark -- I'm a semi-machead, and while I don't have the mail requirements you do -- never use mail.app. I'm a much bigger fan of the google products, and the ability to have a seamless experience on anything with a browser is definitely nice. as far as the calendar goes -- ical supports caldav sync to ical, and google realeased google sync for blackberry. it's not an instantanious sync between ical to blackberry, but it's completely automagic and just works. i've been using it for a while now and just love it. :) Hey Mark — I’m a semi-machead, and while I don’t have the mail requirements you do — never use mail.app. I’m a much bigger fan of the google products, and the ability to have a seamless experience on anything with a browser is definitely nice. as far as the calendar goes — ical supports caldav sync to ical, and google realeased google sync for blackberry. it’s not an instantanious sync between ical to blackberry, but it’s completely automagic and just works. i’ve been using it for a while now and just love it. :)

]]>