Apple Mac OS X Server v10.6 - Manual (Page 64)

Working with Web Calendars in iCal
You can subscribe to user and group calendars in iCal. When you subscribe to
calendars in iCal, the calendar stored in iCal is read-only. You can’t change events in
iCal, but when events change on the wiki server, those events are updated in iCal.
If you have Mac OS X v10.6 or later installed, you can add your personal calendars as an
account in iCal. You can’t add group calendars as an account. When you add personal
calendars as an account, changes are synced between iCal and the wiki server. You can
change an event in iCal and it’ll update the event in the wiki server, or if you change
the event in the wiki server it’ll update the event in iCal.
To subscribe to a web calendar in iCal:
1 While viewing a personal or group calendar, hold the mouse cursor over the calendar
you want to subscribe to and then click the Information (i) button.
2 Click “Subscribe in iCal.”
3 In iCal, click Subscribe.
4 When you’re asked to authenticate, enter your wiki account name and password.
To add your personal calendars as an account in iCal:
1 Open iCal in Mac OS X v10.6 or later.
2 Choose iCal > Preferences.
3 In the Accounts pane, click Add (+).
4 Choose the CalDAV account type and enter the user name and password you use to
log in to the wiki.
5 For server address, enter the URL of the wiki server (for example, wiki.example.com).
If the wiki server uses an external calendar server, you must enter the URL of the
calendar server instead of the wiki server. If you can’t create an account using the wiki
server information, contact a server administrator to find out if your wiki server uses an
external calendar server.
6 Click Create and complete the setup assistant.
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