QuickCal 1.0

July 24, 2008 Jim Boutcher 3 comments

I’ve released version 1.0 of QuickCal (You can grab it here). Toned down the pink look-and-feel, added a quick-calendar-change thing, fixed a couple bugs, … ready for one dot ‘oh!

More info can be found on this page.

Note: there is currently an Apple-confirmed iCal bug in Mac OS 10.5.4 which will cause iCal to not automatically display new events created from external sources, after being unhidden. The events will be created, just not shown until you switch views in iCal. If this is bothering you, just Apple-Q[uit] iCal, and restart it.

Comments/suggestions, post them here, or email to boutcher at gmail dot com.

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Written by Anonymous about 4 years ago. Reply

congratulations, awesome widget, functionality is awesome.

few suggestions:
1. maybe convert to an application that runs in the background and is activated by a keyboard shortcut
2. slightly less tacky widget design. the widget is cool, it should look cool. perhaps an apple inspired design (brush metal) would be nice since it integrates with ical so well.
Written by Bob Strange about 4 years ago. Reply

Your Quick Cal widget write up…as appearing on Apple widget listings states for use on OS 10.4 and above…THIS IS NOT TRUE…works only with 10.5…unfortunately…PLEASE CHANGE….
Written by dimer0 about 3 years ago. Reply

Bob – yea, I know, but the issue is that Apple’s site for creating the posts doesn’t even have 10.5 listed in the dropdown. I had to pick the newest I could, unfortunately. Maybe one day they’ll get that cleaned up.

Anonymous – yep, definitely ‘tacky’. I’m horrible at user interface design. I’ll try again

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