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#506006 - 07/16/08 01:54 PM iCal to NUTD [Re: skim1420]
Kempy Registered: 04/16/07 Posts: 101 Loc: Melbourne Australia	Can someone tell me a way of easily importing iCal appointments that have been emailed to me. I get them constantly and just want to absorb them straight into NUTD. Thanks. _________________________ Simon http://www.bramshaw.com.au Melbourne - Australia GMT +1100
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#506007 - 10/25/09 11:35 AM iCal to NUTD [Re: skim1420]
DiliMowl73 Registered: 10/02/09 Posts: 4 Loc: United States	Ive missed several important appointments because I forgot to turn on an alarm for the appointment in ICal. Id like the default to be that an alarm goes off automatically for each appointment unless I turn it off. How do I set this up?
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#506008 - 11/30/09 12:07 AM iCal to NUTD [Re: skim1420]
DiliMowl73 Registered: 10/02/09 Posts: 4 Loc: United States	Thanks for the info, im all registered you can move the post.
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#506009 - 02/15/10 01:47 PM Re: iCal to NUTD [Re: skim1420]
mwbronson Registered: 01/08/10 Posts: 5	What was the solution to this?
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#506010 - 03/02/10 12:01 PM Re: iCal to NUTD [Re: skim1420]
ryoder Registered: 07/14/08 Posts: 39	Originally Posted By: "Kempy" Can someone tell me a way of easily importing iCal appointments that have been emailed to me. I get them constantly and just want to absorb them straight into NUTD. Thanks. Drag the file from your email to your Desktop. Then, in Now Up-to-Date, go to File > Import iCalendar file... Then you can choose the file from your desktop and import it right in. _________________________ Rachel Yoder Now Software - Tech Support _________________
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