Baywatch transfers eBay auctions to your iCal and creates helpful alarms.
Are you tired of checking your "My eBay" account for soon ending auctions or getting unreliable reminder mails? Take a closer look at Baywatch.
It catches the actual auction opened in your frontmost browser window and sticks it right into iCal. You can specify the reminder alarm in the preferences and if you wish to add another auction the "Refresh button" is your friend. Adding an auction to iCal is as simple as reopening the auction by clicking the URL in the event
Are you tired of checking your "My eBay" account for soon ending auctions or getting unreliable reminder mails? Take a closer look at Baywatch.
It catches the actual auction opened in your frontmost browser window and sticks it right into iCal. You can specify the reminder alarm in the preferences and if you wish to add another auction the "Refresh button" is your friend. Adding an auction to iCal is as simple as reopening the auction by clicking the URL in the event
What's New
Version 1.5.1:
- Bugfixes
Requirements
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
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| Downloads:6,586 |
| Version Downloads:2,181 |
| Type:Business : Applications |
| License:Free |
| Date:18 Apr 2008 |
| Platform:PPC 32 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price:Free |
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Baywatch transfers eBay auctions to your iCal and creates helpful alarms.
Are you tired of checking your "My eBay" account for soon ending auctions or getting unreliable reminder mails? Take a closer look at Baywatch.
It catches the actual auction opened in your frontmost browser window and sticks it right into iCal. You can specify the reminder alarm in the preferences and if you wish to add another auction the "Refresh button" is your friend. Adding an auction to iCal is as simple as reopening the auction by clicking the URL in the event information.
So you can easily organize your eBay auctions and never bother about any missed opportunities.
Supported Browsers:
Safari, Firefox, Opera, OmniWeb, Camino, Flock
Supported Countries:
USA, Canada, England, Australia, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, France, Spain, Netherlands, Singapur
Are you tired of checking your "My eBay" account for soon ending auctions or getting unreliable reminder mails? Take a closer look at Baywatch.
It catches the actual auction opened in your frontmost browser window and sticks it right into iCal. You can specify the reminder alarm in the preferences and if you wish to add another auction the "Refresh button" is your friend. Adding an auction to iCal is as simple as reopening the auction by clicking the URL in the event information.
So you can easily organize your eBay auctions and never bother about any missed opportunities.
Supported Browsers:
Safari, Firefox, Opera, OmniWeb, Camino, Flock
Supported Countries:
USA, Canada, England, Australia, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, France, Spain, Netherlands, Singapur
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Smactron reviewed on 25 Feb 2007
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Jlaro reviewed on 06 Feb 2006
Examples:
A listed eBay.com end time is "Feb-06-06 17:11:39 PST", but Baywatch puts it in my calendar on June 17th, 2006, at 11:39.
A listed eBay.ca end time is "06-Feb-06 18:57:39 EST", but Baywatch puts it in my calendar on June 18th, 2006, at 00:00.
So until this is resolved this program is of absolutely no use.
To the developer: it would be useful to show the end date in the Baywatch window so we can make sure it's the right one before adding the event to the calendar.
i think you´re right with your assumption.
The country of the ebay site you visit must suit the country settings in the system preferences.
For example when you are looking at ebay.com, then you must set USA as the region.
You can find it here: System Preferences -> Country Settings -> Format -> Region
I admit it is a little bit bothering for people whose system language is different to the country of the ebay site they visit...
greetings
nils
P.S.: Thanks for the hint with the end date. I wrote this one down...
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http://developer.ebay.com/common/api
Jean
Anonymous reviewed on 22 Oct 2005
nuff said
Anonymous reviewed on 29 Aug 2005
Excellent application, job well done!
Anonymous reviewed on 25 Aug 2005
The developer is dedicated and quick to respond to reports from users. I am satisfied with this program and it helps me well.
I highly recommend it to anyone
Anonymous reviewed on 20 Mar 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 20 Mar 2005
Thank you for this freeware.
I will try to solve this and hope I can manage it in the final version.
Anonymous reviewed on 20 Mar 2005
Hit the tab key or the enter key when you typed in a new time difference and then click the refresh button. This should work for now...
I soon will release an updated version.
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If someone has gotten this version working, please post your success.
I have testet it on 10.5.2 with Safari 3.1 and it worked.
Can you please specify your problem.
Intel or PPC?
Which eBay Country (ebay.de, eBay.co.uk etc.) ?
What message is displayed in the main window?
Thanks for your comment
greetings
nils
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Thank you again for your wonderful product!
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In searching for an update, a previous comment led me down the right path. When I re-installed the OS, some location settings were changed so trying to add an eBay.COM auction wasn't working. Adding eBay.CA auctions is working.
Hint: sometimes having an ebay.com/yada/yada auction in the front window will work simply by changing to ebay.CA/yada/yada. I have no idea if this will work for ebay.fr, etc.