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Publishing and Subscribing to a Calendar

You can create a calendar that lists all of your appointments with detailed information on the who, what, when, where, and why, of the meeting. You can also create a To Do list that helps you keep track of everything from household chores to the research you need to do for next week's big funding conference. But what good is that information, if you're out of town, and you forgot to bring your trusty PowerBook? By publishing your iCal calendar, you wouldn't have a problem. If you have a .Mac account, publishing your calendar gives you access to that information anywhere there's a computer and an Internet connection. In addition, if someone else has published a calendar, you can gain access to it by subscribing ...