> I wanted to let you know that I emailed the designer of CalenGoo, and he told me how to make the app sync with the internal calendar (which in turn syncs with iCal) instead of Google Calendars. I'm giving it a try. I haven't figured out Task syncing yet, but we'll see how it goes. Thanks for the suggestion!

Would you mind sharing that information? I�d be very interested, since I don�t really want to use Google Calendars but want some extra functionality that isn�t (yet?) available in the Calendar app on my iPhone.
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Sandy � iPhone 4 (iOS 4.1)

Here ya go:

"Yes, CalenGoo can do this, but currently you
still need a Google account to install CalenGoo. However you do not
have to use it afterward. Just turn "Settings", "Display and Use",
"Advanced", "General", "Show iPhone calendars" on, return to the
calendar view to let CalenGoo load your calendars and then choose
another default calendar under "Settings", "Display and Use", "Edit
view", "Default calendar". You should also turn "Settings", "Auto
sync" and "Settings", "Show login" off.

Afterward CalenGoo will work with your iPhone's calendars. You do not
need to sync CalenGoo and you do not need to use the Google account
that you created to install it.

In a future version it won't be necessary to have a Google account to
install CalenGoo, but currently it reads e.g. the time zone
information from this account. Additionally you can use shared
calendars like holiday or sports calendars this way. They will be
displayed in addition to your iPhone calendars in CalenGoo's calendar
views."

I was very pleased. The designer responded within 2 hours of my query, and his instructions worked perfectly. Just make sure you set up a Google Calendar account before you install. As he says above, you don't need to sync to it -- you just need to have a username and password for the original installation.

I used one of my calendars from iCal as my default calendar, then added all my other iCal calendars as well.

On Oct 3, 2010, at 9:00 PM, Jeffrey Kaplan wrote:

> Ione wrote:
>
> > I wanted to let you know that I emailed the designer of CalenGoo, and he
> > told me how to make the app sync with the internal calendar (which in
> > turn syncs with iCal) instead of Google Calendars. I'm giving it a try.
>
> Care to share? If it can use the native database (even if only to
> sync locally) I might want to take a look at it.
>
> --
> Jeffrey Kaplan www.gordol.org
> Double ROT13 encoded for your protection
>
>

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Ione wrote:

> Afterward CalenGoo will work with your iPhone's calendars. You do not
> need to sync CalenGoo and you do not need to use the Google account
> that you created to install it.

Thanks.

> In a future version it won't be necessary to have a Google account to
> install CalenGoo, but currently it reads e.g. the time zone

In that case, I'll wait for that release before buying it.

--
Jeffrey Kaplan www.gordol.org
Double ROT13 encoded for your protection

You are welcome. I just bought my wife a new Jawbone ICON and she is quite amazed as well.... It replaced an older Motorola bluetooth headset, and she hated it.

Roger

On Sep 26, 2010, at 11:45 PM, wowmaw2001 wrote:

> Hi! Just wanted to let those know who recommended the Jawbone to me awhile back that I got one and absolutely love it! The difference between this and my old one is unbelievable. Thanks for the recommendations.
>
> Angie in GA

Does this over lap on the face of the phone? Anybody know? I'm having a hard time having my screen protectors stay on and wanted to try this case possibly to alleviate my problem. Any suggestions. I have the incipio feather now, like it but no over lap onto the face of the phone.

I got the defender for the iPhone 4.

I does not cover the face, but it is a bulky case. Does a great job of
protecting it....but the slim aspect of gone.

There were a lot of cases that covered the entire 3Gs that were
slimmer....but ....so far this defender is the only one that does it for
me..

The commuter has that screen that "adheres on? I don't like those.

Thanks

Bill

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Does this over lap on the face of the phone? Anybody know? I'm having a hard
time having my screen protectors stay on and wanted to try this case
possibly to alleviate my problem. Any suggestions. I have the incipio
feather now, like it but no over lap onto the face of the phone.

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I have not tried the commuter for my iPhone 4 but I did have one on my 3G and it caused the screen protector to lift on the top and bottom edges.

Tramaine

Sent from my  iPhone 4

On Oct 4, 2010, at 4:44 PM, "Hesser" <hesser6@yahoo.com> wrote:

> Does this over lap on the face of the phone? Anybody know? I'm having a hard time having my screen protectors stay on and wanted to try this case possibly to alleviate my problem. Any suggestions. I have the incipio feather now, like it but no over lap onto the face of the phone.
>
>

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