iCal

Ah yes, I was mistaken, iCal will only send invitations via Mail.app. Don't think you can change it. ...

It is not working. My default email is Thunderbird and iCAL is always attempting to use my Mail client. ...

Yeah I agree with Captain Code and Viro. Viro is probably right that localizations take up so much space. I just checked this on TextEdit, and each localization of the interface takes up around 1.2 MB. That can easily add up to 22 MB for TextEdit, especially with 20 localizations or whatever. And Captain Code, I totally agree. They are completely adding features to Mail...

elease. More like WWDC 09 or after. I know they are touting no new features but that's not really going to be true. The applications team, for example Mail or iCal aren't going to be letting those apps sit for a year. No doubt there will be some new features. ...

I believe iCal will use the default mail client whichever that maybe. ...

So 10.6, due to be released next Spring, will not include any new features, but will be slimmer with a greater focus on performance. The Utilities folder will slim down from 468 MB to just 111 MB. Mail will go from 287 MB to 91MB and iCal & iChat will both half in size (source here). I wonder whether the cost of Snow Leopard may slim down too?

I can't find the iCAL source file in Leopard OS 10. ...

I pasted the wrong command, sorry. pc-69-174:~ Roody$ open ~/Library/'Application Support'/iCal/Sources The file /Users/Roody/Library/Application Support/iCal/Sources does not exist. The folders does not exist :s

It's not supposed to be two folders called "Application" and "Support" respectively, but one folder called "Application Support"...

I am using Leopard with iMAC. I tried to go from Go -> Go to Folder, doesn't exist. I managed to find the calendar folder but nothing with iCal. /Users//Library/Calendars/*.* /Users//Library/Caches/com.apple.iCal/*.* /Users//Library/Preferences/com.apple.iCal.plist so I did all the steps there and started. Here is what it came with a...