According to the .Mac page:
"Mac OS X version 10.2 includes iCal, a calendar that lets you create work, personal, and group calendars using separate or integrated views. With .Mac it's easy to publish a calendar to the Internet for your family, your community group, or yourself. Other iCal users can download your calendar and they can even subscribe for automatic updates."
I just installed OS X (Jaguar) and there is no iCal anywhere on my drives nor on the installer CD's (at least, none that I can find). Did they scrap it? Why is there no info on the .Mac website? Perhaps Apple just dropped the ball...
I'm fairly satisfied with Jaguar, it seems to be faster and more stable; but I am tired of paying for upgrades that are nothing more than updates and which do not include advertised features.
"Mac OS X version 10.2 includes iCal, a calendar that lets you create work, personal, and group calendars using separate or integrated views. With .Mac it's easy to publish a calendar to the Internet for your family, your community group, or yourself. Other iCal users can download your calendar and they can even subscribe for automatic updates."
I just installed OS X (Jaguar) and there is no iCal anywhere on my drives nor on the installer CD's (at least, none that I can find). Did they scrap it? Why is there no info on the .Mac website? Perhaps Apple just dropped the ball...
I'm fairly satisfied with Jaguar, it seems to be faster and more stable; but I am tired of paying for upgrades that are nothing more than updates and which do not include advertised features.
