Free Download even-t 1.3 - even-t (pronounced "yet tee") is a calendar

even-t (pronounced "flush tee") is a calendar tool exclusively designed and developed for Mac OS X. Make habituate of even-t's easy-to-use interface to oversee, horizon and organise your calendar entries. even-t offers you a detailed display for any window size. Create events with email attachments using the Mac OS X Address Book application. Create to-do items and lend attachments to any event by dragging documents from Mac OS X applications. You can easily link your calendar items with various types of documents (e.g. PDF files, QuickTime movies, MP3's, pictures, Web pages, Email addresses, ...) You can promptly find any date by using the Calendar Navigator. Browse your calendar entries in List Mode and choose which types of entries are to be displayed. You can promptly find any incoming with the structured search function. Use the mouse or keyboard commands to navigate, transfer, travel, copy and paste events. View and oversee your calendar entries using day, week and month calendar views at any window size. You can opened additional views simultaneously. Organize your entries in differentiate calendars. You can create as many calendars as you like, for example a function calendar, a diary or whatever. Open calendars from the internet or habituate even-t to publish your own calendars. even-t uses a modern XML description to fund it's data. In the near future even-t will support importation and export of the vCalendar format. Designed as a inbred Mac OS X application, even-t will seamlessly integrate into other Mac OS X applications. What's New: Version 1.3 adds the following: This version runs on Mac OS 10.3 (Panther). You can habituate an iCalendar file as the default calendar (the first incoming in the bookmark drawer) puff the calendar file from the Finder to the second dustup in the bookmark drawer and then travel the first incoming to the second dustup. If you habituate even-t to grip the webcal protocol you can record a make to subscribe a calendar. A subscribed calendar will be automatically saved in the folder ~/Library/