Comments on: iCal event status http://knowit.co.nz/2005/05/ical-event-status Tech, Apple and WordPress Mon, 07 May 2012 23:07:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Miraz http://knowit.co.nz/2005/05/ical-event-status/comment-page-1#comment-104 Miraz Fri, 14 Dec 2007 22:18:48 +0000 http://mactips.info/blog/?p=1324#comment-104 Leopard doesn't have this either, but now I use both the letters 'tbc' (to be confirmed) after the event title and sometimes a ¿ before it. If it comes out in this comment that symbol is an upside down question mark. You make it with Shift Option ? I picked up that tip from somewhere - maybe Lifehacker or 43 folders. Leopard doesn’t have this either, but now I use both the letters ‘tbc’ (to be confirmed) after the event title and sometimes a ¿ before it.

If it comes out in this comment that symbol is an upside down question mark. You make it with Shift Option ?

I picked up that tip from somewhere – maybe Lifehacker or 43 folders.

]]> By: Matt Schinckel http://knowit.co.nz/2005/05/ical-event-status/comment-page-1#comment-105 Matt Schinckel Wed, 12 Dec 2007 02:05:43 +0000 http://mactips.info/blog/?p=1324#comment-105 Yeah, I agree. Google calendar's web method of doing it was better - even people who don't use gCal can still respond to invitations. I planned to write a plugin/hack for Tiger's iCal that gives you access to this - you can script it using AppleScript, but it's hard work to get the "current" event. Yeah, I agree. Google calendar’s web method of doing it was better – even people who don’t use gCal can still respond to invitations.

I planned to write a plugin/hack for Tiger’s iCal that gives you access to this – you can script it using AppleScript, but it’s hard work to get the “current” event.

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