iCalMail... This program creates a calendar that lets you automatically email people at certain times. The following shows what becomes what in an e-mail:
event name -> subject
location -> attachment
attendees -> recipients
notes field -> message text
url field -> sender email
It is not necessary to click the "Send" button. Doing so will execute iCal's normal invitation system. You can close the event pane by clicking outside of it or pressing "esc".
Please note that because of a workaround I had to use for
Can we have a better readme file on how to get it to work? The first time I got an error about that iCalMail.app couldn't be found (tried it 5 times). Then I got it to work by accident and I'm still trying to figure out how it actually works...
Why the two scripts in the folder?
Why the error that iCalMail.app couldn't be found???
Thanks in advance!
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iCalMail... This program creates a calendar that lets you automatically email people at certain times. The following shows what becomes what in an e-mail:
event name -> subject
location -> attachment
attendees -> recipients
notes field -> message text
url field -> sender email
It is not necessary to click the "Send" button. Doing so will execute iCal's normal invitation system. You can close the event pane by clicking outside of it or pressing "esc".
Please note that because of a workaround I had to use for Leopard, you may receive the email being sent as well.
For best results:
Set the alarm to open the "iCalMail" app "0 minutes before".
Schedule events at least 5 minutes apart.
Attachments should be stated in the form "/Volumes/Volume Name/Folder Name/File Name" (without quotes).
It is OK if the url field starts with "http://" or is left blank.
Anonymous reviewed on 14 Sep 2005
simple to use and free,
thanks.
Anonymous reviewed on 09 Sep 2005
Why the two scripts in the folder?
Why the error that iCalMail.app couldn't be found???
Thanks in advance!