Xander562 said:what are you guys talking about? my iCal Icon displays the correct date when it's open.
MacDonaldsd said:Im sure in Mac OS X 10.3 if you opened iCal then quit it, the icon maintained the current date, unlike in Tiger were it returns to July 17th ?
skunk said:iCal needs a hell of a lot more than a cosmetic fix. The whole application stinks. Why on earth can't you scroll forward across a weekend in Day View? Why is the interface so bloody clunky? Why is entering information so hit-and-miss?
xUKHCx said:What about birthdays, do they now tell you how old the person will be, very easy to impliement very annoying to leave out.
iGary said:I just go a year ahead every October and pop in the ages. Again, bad form.
iGary said:I have to admit you are right.
I use it all the time, but it is a painful application; not Apple-like at all.