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OK so when we released out last Beta we forgot to turn a few things back on and this quite rightly upset a few of you. So here is 0.5.1 with the following features tunred back on
This is the first Beta release of Event Maker from Mamooba. We have fixed a few things and added the following features
OK so when we released out last Beta we forgot to turn a few things back on and this quite rightly upset a few of you. So here is 0.5.1 with the following features tunred back on
This is the first Beta release of Event Maker from more...



| Downloads:32,689 |
| Version Downloads:18,901 |
| Type:Business : Personal Info Managers |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:16 May 2007 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $9.95 |
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Ravenworks reviewed on 08 Apr 2007
My workflow is simple and I get my iCal work schedule almost entirely from my email. I use QuickSilver and I have tried MailTags and MailActOn as well as others. Most of them are excellent, but so much more than I need. I prefer iCal "Events" over "To Do" lists for my workflow and EventMaker suits me perfectly.
I suggest this script for anybody needing a simple and accurate bridge between Mail and iCal.
bitman reviewed on 20 Nov 2006
This is what I was kind of expecting that tries to deduce what the user wants created e.g. contact or appointment from the text itself.
Although anagram is a great concept it falls down by being very North American as it doesn't have much intelligence (and can't be taught!) re international phone formats / European addresses and doesn't understand a word of German that is about 50% of my Inbox...
Anyway, hope pointing you to anagram will be at very least food for thought...
I don't intend to fully go down that route. I have absolutely no intention of expanding Event Maker to dealing with Contact information at any point.
However, on the calendar events front - just wait and see!
+1
It's a system service, so operates on almost all text you can select (all Cocoa, and some Carbon apps.)
It's not quite as sophisticated as Anagram (nor the good ol' Apple Data Detectors from way back), but it gives some of what you want.
CalendarCreator will do the same for events (select some text and create a new iCal event.)
AddressService goes in the other direction to ContactCreator; select a name and it'll search your Address Book and insert their name and address or phone no.
Nothing against Event Maker! Trying it now. : )
However, as far as I can see, Calendar Creator works by simply adding the event to iCal and then letting you edit it there. I intend to do the editing of the event details within the Event Maker program itself.
Terry
+4
Any chance of an update?
-1
+121
Leoncuzz rated on 02 Dec 2011