If there is a restriction, I didn't see anything in the fine print.Can I buy this from out the Netherlands or is this bundle USA-centric?
If there is a restriction, I didn't see anything in the fine print.Can I buy this from out the Netherlands or is this bundle USA-centric?
Thanks. I’ll try to buyIf there is a restriction, I didn't see anything in the fine print.
Did it work? I'm from Europe too and thinking of buying the bundle.Thanks. I’ll try to buy![]()
Also the Fantastical 2 calendar seems no different then iCal that I use. I still get exchange request for iCal and it seems to do nothing extra. Plus my eco system, iPad MBP iPhone Mini is all iCal.
Trust me on this one. If you can't see why you'd care about Fantastical, install it. It's not so much that it's a better calendar than iCal. It just makes iCal more convenient. In a nutshell, it widgetizes iCal as a menu icon app so it's always in front of you, yet out of the way.
Trust me on this one. If you can't see why you'd care about Fantastical, install it. It's not so much that it's a better calendar than iCal. It just makes iCal more convenient. In a nutshell, it widgetizes iCal as a menu icon app so it's always in front of you, yet out of the way.
Thank you smirking.
Thanks. Not that I doubt you, but where can I find that?Important Details
- Redemption: must redeem within 30 days of purchase
- Length of access: lifetime
- Restrictions: for use on 1 device
- Updates included
- Languages: English, German
- Note: License includes 3 years of support
Already have istat and fantastical - but PDF Expert is mighty tempting as Acrobat Pro is the one last thing I need to ditch so I no longer rely on Adobes subscription based services (thanks to Affinity Photo & Designer)
Thank you Macrumors for this great deal.
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InDesign is the last thing keeping me tethered to Adobe.
Affinity Publisher is in beta, but soon enough.......
Sure: it is nice to have it right there in the Menu Bar beside the clock with the date in the icon; one click and a simple calendar drops down with upcoming events. The UI is very pleasant to look at. Another click and it opens up like iCal on the desktop for overview and easy event creation. and it also looks great on iPad. There's a reason they were asking $50- for the Mac version-2 - but $25- was as high as I would go and versoin-1 is(was) OK. iCal is fine too.Would you mind explaining why Fantastical is worth anything when iCal is free? iCal syncs with the iPhone iPad calendar as well. Can you set Fantastical as the default iOS calendar? What could a third party calendar possibly due that would make it worth paying for?
The copy says it does these things, but they all describe iCal as well:
- Use natural language to quickly create events & reminders and coordinate seamlessly w/ coworkers
- Set time & geofence alerts for your reminders
- Combine duplicate events across multiple calendars
- View maps of the locations where your events occur & get travel time and time to leave notifications
- Receive instant updates & manage attachments on Exchange, Office 365, & more
- View your life in day, week, month, & year views
Yes it worked and I’m happy with itDid it work? I'm from Europe too and thinking of buying the bundle.
Sure: it is nice to have it right there in the Menu Bar beside the clock with the date in the icon; one click and a simple calendar drops down with upcoming events. The UI is very pleasant to look at. Another click and it opens up like iCal on the desktop for overview and easy event creation. and it also looks great on iPad. There's a reason they were asking $50- for the Mac version-2 - but $25- was as high as I would go and versoin-1 is(was) OK. iCal is fine too.
Actually I find the bundle a steal. I bought it and I’m very happy with itInflating the value makes the final savings look good.
FYI, you don’t have to subscribe. They just make it a little difficult to discover that. I’ve been using 1P for years, syncing happily via iCloud.Does anyone know if any of the other password managers are worth it on stack social. I used 1Password right now but it’s the old model and it’s hard for me to justify the subscription price. Stacksocial has sticky password and password boss for a good deal. Has anyone used either?
I know. I got the very first beta of it and didn't get very far. I forgot about it and just downloaded latest beta after posting my message. It's looking better. Too bad it can't read *.indd format, but being able to edit the PDFs produced by InDesign is not a bad alternative.
Wait.... it can't read InDesign files? Blast... I didn't even read it fully then, I was just waiting until the official release. I totally assumed it could!
Yep, the first Preference in iCal Preferences is the option to select Default Calendar.And you can set it to be the default calendar app so other apps know to use Fantastical instead of iCal? It already drives me crazy that links in my iPhone mail app open in Safari instead of chrome, I don't think I could handle it doing that with events.
Thanks - that good to know.Interestingly enough UltData-Mac Data Recovery is detected as PUP (potentially unwanted program) by Malwarebytes. I contacted Malwarebytes about the detection, and they informed me that while the program in and of itself is not malicious, they have noticed some shady behavior on behalf of Tenorshare (the company that makes UltData), and as such have it registered as PUP. Debating if I want to keep it installed or not - haven't noticed any issues, but I'm wondering if it tries to phone home. Little Snitch picked up a few requests from UltData, but I figured it was for standard stuff like checking for updates and activating my registration...
FYI, you don’t have to subscribe. They just make it a little difficult to discover that. I’ve been using 1P for years, syncing happily via iCloud.