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Dallas Brown set one of Dallas Brown's replies as an official response to "How do I resize ideskCal" in HashBang Industries

Dallas Brown replied on November 09, 2009 17:38 to the question "How do I resize ideskCal" in HashBang Industries:

There are two ways to resize iDeskCal.
You can turn on the "Make draggable and resizeable" or you can can update the Calendar Width and Height values under the Display tab.

For a larger window height simply increase the number under Height.

Please let me know if you have any other questions.

Dallas Brown started following the question "How do I resize ideskCal" in HashBang Industries.

Dallas Brown set one of Dallas Brown's replies as an official response to "Registration PROBLEM" in HashBang Industries

Dallas Brown replied on November 04, 2009 03:55 to the problem "Registration PROBLEM" in HashBang Industries:

We have just sent you an updated license file, in response to your email.
I apologize for the inconvenience.

Dallas Brown set one of Dallas Brown's replies as an official response to "Default hotkey settings override Mac OS X" in HashBang Industries

Dallas Brown replied on October 28, 2009 03:30 to the problem "Default hotkey settings override Mac OS X" in HashBang Industries:

Ok I have found the problem.

The shortcuts were updated in the old shortcut code, but when we added the new shortcut code to allow for 64-bit support, the original values came back.

Thank you for bring this to our attention.
We will get this fixed in the next update.

Dallas Brown replied on October 28, 2009 03:17 to the question "ideskcal not syncing" in HashBang Industries:

Is it just iDeskCal that is not updating, or is Mobile Me not syncing?

Have you tried restarting iDeskCal?
How about your computer?

If those don't help, can you tell me what version of iDeskCal you are running?
(Click on the icon in the menu bar and then select About iDeskCal)

A comment on the problem "Default hotkey settings override Mac OS X" in HashBang Industries:

I will double check the defaults to make sure they didn't get overwritten.

Which one(s) are you seeing as defaults that are system ones (and what system wise do they do)

Thanks – Dallas Brown, on October 25, 2009 02:05

Dallas Brown set one of Dallas Brown's replies as an official response to "Shadowed font" in HashBang Industries

Dallas Brown replied on October 15, 2009 17:52 to the question "Shadowed font" in HashBang Industries:

Here is an image of the font panel that points out the exact button.
I hope this helps.

Thanks

Dallas Brown set one of Dallas Brown's replies as an official response to "How can I sort the to-do list on ideskcal?" in HashBang Industries

Dallas Brown replied on October 13, 2009 18:29 to the problem "How can I sort the to-do list on ideskcal?" in HashBang Industries:

We are looking into the sorting algorithm to find out what is happening, and will hopefully have a fix in place for the next update.

Dallas Brown replied on October 12, 2009 19:15 to the question "Shadowed font" in HashBang Industries:

In Snow Leopard you have to expand the Font panel to see the Shadow controls.

Once expanded there should be a large button at the center top of the panel with a T as the title.

Please let me know if this does not answer your question

Dallas Brown replied on October 12, 2009 19:12 to the problem "Default hotkey settings override Mac OS X" in HashBang Industries:

We updated the default hotkeys several releases ago to resolve this issue.

What version are you running?
Were you running an earler version? (we updated the defaults but didn't change existing setups as that would be confusing)

The current defaults should be:
⌥⌘→
⌃⌥Space
⌥Space

As far as I know non of those are default Mac shortcuts

If I am remembering right Spotlight is: ⌘Space

Dallas Brown set one of Dallas Brown's replies as an official response to "Auto-update window height" in HashBang Industries

Dallas Brown replied on October 07, 2009 19:01 to the idea "Auto-update window height" in HashBang Industries:

Thank you for the idea. We will add this as a possible feature for a future release.

Dallas Brown set one of Dallas Brown's replies as an official response to "Refresh gone" in HashBang Industries

Dallas Brown replied on October 07, 2009 18:59 to the question "Refresh gone" in HashBang Industries:

There are two "refresh" situations...

First, iDeskCal will automatically show events/task that are added/edited.
The time to show the change(s) is usually pretty fast if not instant, but could be up to a minute or two depending on the speed of your computer and load on the computer.

Secondly, after a event has passed it will be automatically removed from the display.
This "refresh" occurs every 15 minutes.

This information is of course based off of the latest version which at this time is 2.2.1.

Dallas Brown set one of Dallas Brown's replies as an official response to "Version 2.2 is poison for my Mac!" in HashBang Industries