Google Calendar
The GCal Widget interfaces with your Google Calendar to provide you with all the functionality of Google Calendar on your desktop. Rich in features and customizable options, GCal has been redesigned to give the user the utmost flexibility in viewing their calendared lives outside of their browser.
Features Include:
Easy Setup Wizard
Support for up to 10 Calendars (9 of them public shares)
Add events using built-in Quick Add
Daily, 3-Day, and Monthly Views
Notifications of Upcoming Events
Auto-updates for latest features and bug fixes
6 Color Themes
Integrated Google Search
For more information, please visit the Widget website: http://gcal.fuzzproductions.com Less
Features Include:
Easy Setup Wizard
Support for up to 10 Calendars (9 of them public shares)
Add events using built-in Quick Add
Daily, 3-Day, and Monthly Views
Notifications of Upcoming Events
Auto-updates for latest features and bug fixes
6 Color Themes
Integrated Google Search
For more information, please visit the Widget website: http://gcal.fuzzproductions.com Less
Current Version: 2.2.0
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November 10, 2009 · version 2.2.0not working
Tonii already followed the steps to solve the version error, and the importing of calendars, but still nothing happened. :-( what should i do to make this work?
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October 07, 2009 · version 2.2.0Finally! It IS good once you get it working :)
KarenOk everyone. I TOO had a problem. It just didn`t want to `copy & paste``.......so I looked up how to copy & paste with just the keyboard and FINALLY now it`s working. Just Control C on the highlighted address and then Control V and it will paste itself right in there.
All geared to go.
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September 10, 2009 · version 2.2.0
To Buggy
Keithcould be such a great app. I did all the suggestions, it worked a little better but still real buggy. I will try again when there is a new version.
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September 06, 2009 · version 2.2.0Excellent Widget
WhoThe best graphical google calendar widget I've seen thus far.
To fix the version error, follow the post below mine.
To import a google calendar (it *must* be in iCal format), go to your google calendar.
Click Settings.
Click on the "Calendars" tab.
Click on the name of the calendar you want to import.
Scroll down to "Calendar Address" (or if it's a calendar that you created, "Private Address").
Click the iCal button and copy the link that comes up. (Right click Copy link address).
Open the widget preferences.
Paste the link where it says "GCal iCal URL #X" under the iCal URLs tab (the default tab).
Click Save.
The calendar should be showing up now. Less
