TimeWorks
TimeWorks 1.2.8
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View iCal events in a window or as screensaver (was iCalViewer).   Demo ($9.99)
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TimeWorks displays the events from Apple's calendar application, iCal, in a window. Each event is displayed in a similar way to iCal and marches towards a finish line which is the time now.
  • You set how far you want to see into the future.
  • Events are displayed in a window on the desktop, over the screen saver.
  • An Exposé hotkey brings the display quickly into view when you need it.
What's New
Version 1.2.8:
  • Fix: Addressed permissions problem.
Requirements
  • Intel, 64-bit processor
  • OS X 10.8 or later





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TimeWorks User Discussion (Write a Review)
ver. 1.x:
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Penguirl commented on 31 Oct 2013
Well this is strange. In 10.8 iCalViewer ran, but did not ‘see’ my calendars so nothing showed up on the desktop. Now I’ve installed 10.9 and it works just like it used to in 10.6. I hope a future update doesn’t break it, it sure is nice to have it back. Good thing I didn’t uninstall it!
[Version 1.2.6]


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Penguirl reviewed on 23 Oct 2013
I loved, and lived by, iCalViewer. It still 'runs' in 10.8.5, but it doesn't see any of my Apple calendars, it only sees my Google calendar which is blank anyway. Sadly that is still better than what TimeWorks does, which is nothing. Unless crashing counts as something. TW doesn't stay running long enough to even see the UI, that's assuming it has a UI because I wouldn't know. As is I wouldn't keep it on my Mac if it were free, which it isn't. DateLine seems to be the next best thing but I miss iCalViewer's "finish line" approach to showing appointments, meetings, etc…
[Version 1.2.6]

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Penguirl replied on 23 Oct 2013
PS: The above download link yields v1.2.7, not v1.2.6. Perhaps v1.2.6 works great but I will never know.
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Rob.h commented on 19 Oct 2013
Interesting app and I've been after something that will put upcoming iCal appointments on the desktop for a while now. For me there are a couple of issues though.
- It insists on showing events from 'yesterday', wish there was a way to turn this off in preferences.
- Events go off the edge of the screen and are clipped (even when you turn on the border). Would be nice if the app used your screen dimensions to avoid this.
- Seems to be a bug where a new event is displayed twice when you're adding it to iCal. The fix is to quite/restart TimeWorks.

Despite this, I like the display and the fact that it works with my 3 monitor setup (notwithstanding the odd issue). Looking forward to some updates.
[Version 1.2.6]


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Kosovar1 reviewed on 12 Aug 2012
What, no discount for those of us who payed for iCal Viewer?? Unforgiveable!
[Version 1.2.5]

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Kosovar1 replied on 12 Aug 2012
OK, sorry. I see on the website that there's a promised upgrade for some people, although nothing so far. Also, hopefully by the time we can get the discount, TimeWorks will be working.
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Kosovar1 replied on 12 Aug 2012
The developer mentions "one unresolved issue" about TimeWorks on his website. LOL, has he noticed that the app DOESN'T EVEN OPEN under Mountain Lion? On both my new laptop and my new iMac, when I double-click on TimeWorks, Mac OS tells me this app should be moved to Trash.
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+19

Sonnendeck reviewed on 16 Apr 2012
Good work, much better then the old version.
[Version 1.2.3]


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cmayberry reviewed on 08 Jan 2012
Just downloaded the app and it won't even open. What a waste.
[Version 1.2.2]

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Drumshanbo replied on 08 Jan 2012
the dev is aware and is working on it.
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Kosovar1 replied on 12 Aug 2012
If the developer is aware of the problem, why doesn't he mention it under FAQ on his website? Oh, that would interfere with sales. :-(
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+657
Cowicide commented on 05 Dec 2011
Such a shame, I was really excited to try this, but it doesn't seem to work with other people's google calendars that have been shared with me and are in my iCal. Without this ability, TimeWorks is hobbled and fairly useless to me.

I'm using 10.6.8, so YMMV, of course...
[Version 1.2.2]


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Joop Vos commented on 29 Jul 2011
Mmm ... it looks promising, but this (new) app has some serious bugs in Lion. I presume the dev is working like hell to fix them. We'll have to wait and see ...
[Version 1.1.5]


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Rotuared reviewed on 17 Mar 2011
I have purcachsed the application on 20 April 2010 and is now to pay again for an update. A nerve! I hope it is not a model for future software developers.
[Version 1.1.2]


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+443
Anon-Bud commented on 08 Jan 2011
So now this is only available through the App Store? I cannot even get my earlier version to update.

Not a good move, developer.

Is this the wave of the future? Now the only way to get new apps is through the App Store?

Not a good move, Apple. Please tell me this isn't so!
[Version 1.0.0]

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Karl Goiser replied on 08 Feb 2011
Updates and availability via the web will be fixed.
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+19
Sonnendeck had trouble on 30 Jul 2012
TimeWorks 1.2.3 seems not to work with Mountain Lion!
[Version 1.2.3]


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Sonnendeck had trouble on 23 Feb 2010
Nice App! Just one problem: It's not possible to use the photo from the addressbook. Any idea?!
[Version 2.1.8]




ncq rated on 04 Mar 2014

[Version 1.2.8]



+54

Gary_box rated on 09 Jan 2011

[Version 1.0.0]


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TimeWorks displays the events from Apple's calendar application, iCal, in a window. Each event is displayed in a similar way to iCal and marches towards a finish line which is the time now.
  • You set how far you want to see into the future.
  • Events are displayed in a window on the desktop, over the screen saver.
  • An Exposé hotkey brings the display quickly into view when you need it.


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