4.0 ICS

How can I go back to ICS from Jellybean (4.1.2)? My phone runs ectrememly slow on this 4.1.2.

JJDeh, let's get your phone to speed up. As tikibar commented, you're not able to go back to the previous software version, but we can troubleshoot your phone now. Does the phone run slow in any specific applications? If specific applications, clear the cache for those http://vz.to/ZfZxpA. To clear cache from the whole system (this will not erase data):
• Power the device off.
Press the Power button then select Power off.
If the device doesn't respond to input, press and hold the Volume Up / Down then press and holdPower button. When the device screen goes blank release the Power button while continuing to holdVolume Up / Down, proceed with step 3.
• Press and hold the Volume Up / Down then press the Power button.
• When presented with the Boot Mode Selection Menu release all buttons.
• Press Volume Down to select Recovery then press Volume Up.
• From the Droid triage screen, simultaneously press Volume Up / Down.
• Select Clear the Cache Partition then press the Power button.
• Select reboot system now then press the Power button.
Let me know if you need further assistance.
MarquiaF_VZW
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Who worked with ICS' Model 4896 GPIB? I can not count the data from the module. Can prompt as it to make. It is desirable with examples (data read-out from the module and data transmission between channels. It is in advance grateful.

I can not count the data from the module. Can prompt as it to make. It is desirable with examples (data read-out from the module and data transmission between channels. It is in advance grateful.

Hello. Most of the engineers in developer exchange are more familiar
with NI products. Contacting ICS for technical support is a better
course of action.

ICal - incoming Mail ICS invites go to wrong calendar - or go to no calendar

My default calendar invites coming in on email (most often through Lotus Notes or Outlook) aren't going to the correct calendar, even though I have my defaults set up. I've reviewed some threads on this and there appears to be no easy resolution: it sounds like an ICS invite will go to the FIRST calendar in your calendar list, not the "default" (only invitations created manually seem to go there). Since I have one "on my Mac" calendar , which always appears above iCloud, incoming mail ICS invites always go there. On Yosemite.. My scenario is:
1) I have one "on my Mac" calendar that I use because there are many reminders I only really need when at the home iMac; otherwise my phone is popping up annoying reminders when my Mac is already doing that (and if Apple had more "sleep" options I wouldn't even have to do this!).
2) In Mail, default calendar is "Work" (in iCloud).
3) Creating new invitations from iCal work fine: they go to "Work" calendar.
4) Any invitations auto-accepted by Mail, however, go to the On My Mac. Thus the suggestion of ordering the calendars won't work unless I can get "on my Mac" below the set of iCal calendars, which doesn't seem possible.
So if there's a way to move "on my Mac" DOWN I guess that would fix it. But really, a default calendar is a default calendar: why would incoming Mail ICS invitations not use it?? Any resolutions?
On another note, the "Auto Accept" option in mail doesn't seem to work consistently. I haven't tested this, but it may only be from Lotus Notes emails, of which I get a lot.
Thank you, Ron

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Flash player does not work with new ICS Android 4.0.4 OS. Has this problem been addressed?

Flash player does not work with new ICS Android 4.0.4 OS. Has this problem been addressed? I am using Firefox Beta for android and I also tried just Firefox.

Please check the Play Store app for any Flash updates and install them if present.

HDMI output not working with AT200 under ICS

Hello
The HDMI output of my tablet AT200 doesn't work with any TV set.
My AT 200 tablet is under ICS.
I tried both HDMI configurations : full screen and video window. No effect at all.
I have red the post of denis48 and the response of MasterG and tried his propositions with no success
Is there somebody to help me please ?

Hi
I think you meant this thread:
http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=67654
The output should work as its described in the posting.
If it does not work, reset the tablet settings and try again

HDMI output not working with AT 200 under ICS

Hello,
I connected the HDMI output to a Sony KDL 32 E 5500. It simply does not work.
The same TV HDMI input works fine with a DVD player.
The AT 200 tablet is under ICS (upgrade in France).
I tried both HDMI configurations : full screen and video window.
Should I send it back for repair ?

Hi
There are two outputs: Mirror and video area only.
Mirror:
External device copies the image on the tablet screen
Video area only:
The external display device shows the playback when open a multimedia
But You should firstly check the Android Settings:
Under the option Screen you will find the option HDMIO video mode
Tap this to switch between the HDMI video output mode.
You could also try to connect the HDMI device under following conditions:
- Tablet is turned on
- Tablet is completely turned off
- when you connect TV or external monitor to HDMI port, then display output is set to HDMI
- when you plug and replug the cable, wait at least 5 sec before you replug the HDMI cable.

Google Play closes on start after ICS upgrade on Arc S, accounts and sync empty, setup guide problem

I upgraded my arc s to ics 4 days ago, i used google play for the first time after upgrade today. It closes on start. I checked Accounts and Sync, my google account is not there, the whole list is just... empty. I tried the setup guide, at the step they ask to connect to services and sync, i clicked the google button, click and click and click, nothing, all the other icons work (like facebook), i searched for gmail app, non existent....... Seems too late to ask for help but im repairing my phone using pc companion now, hope everything works again.... just powered on my phone, i have a feeling nothing will be changed... really sad that Sony didnt realise this.... i cant access google services at all....plain weird
Solved!
Go to Solution.

if I were you I would repair the phone with SUS and see if that solve the issue
Update Service (SUS)
http://www.sonymobile.com/gb/tools/update-service/
http://www-support-downloads.sonymobile.com/Software%20Downloads/Update_Service_Setup-2.11.12.5.exe

Is there a size limit for and .ics file that I can import?

I have made an .ics file to import into iCal that consists of about 8900 text lines containing my office schedule. It appears that only the first 1075 lines are imported. Is there a limit? If so, can I change it?
Thank you for any help.
Douglas McKibbin

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There is OpenOffice and NeoOffice which are free
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In fact NeoOffice is now in the Mac App Store for $9.99.

.ics file not opening in iCal and entourgae

Hi, this is the format of my .ics file, When i open it it gives the error 'iCal can't read this calendar file. No events saves to the calendar' This is the firs time i am trying to open the calendar attachment sent via an email. Its not opening in entourage also. any input in highly appreciated.
BEGIN:VCALENDAR
VERSION:2.0
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100518T200000Z
DTEND:20100518T210000Z
LOCATION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:xxxxxxx
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE: xxxxxxx
PRIORITY:3
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR

I'm having the same problem with .ics files when importing calendars from Tiger to Snow Leopard. It worked for some of them, but my two most important .ics will not open. I keep getting the same error message.
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.ics (iCalendar) file as correspondance for TEM

Hi guys,
Has anyone tried to generate and send .ics (iCalendar) files as an email using the correspondence option on training and event management?
I'd appreciate some help with that.
Thanks,
Ale

Thank you!
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Open letter to Verizon regarding Tab 7.7 ICS Update

Note: This is a copy of an e-mail I submitted to Verizon Wireless regarding my Galaxy Tab 7.7 LTE tablet, in order to ensure that Verizon receives the communication and to share the concern with the community which has substantially discussed the issue. If this violates the content regulations of Verizon's forums, accept my apologies -- I have never been clear on the guidelines.
Dear Verizon Wireless,
The primary purpose of writing is to notify you that I will be withholding 75% of my payment on the data plan for my Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7, in light of Verizon's degradation of service on this device. Upon purchasing the device in June, I was told that it would be receiving the Android 4.0 "Ice Cream Sandwich" (ICS) system update. By that point, ICS had been released from Google for nearly eight months. In August, Verizon began updating its branded LTE tablets in earnest, but it was not until early October that the ICS update for the Galaxy Tab 7.7 LTE was formally announced. After a failed update push, Verizon has been silent on any plans for the past two months. Its response to a discussion on this topic in the Verizon Online Community was to simply remove comments and shut down the discussion without answering any of the community questions.
Most apps in the Android Market now require ICS or later. The Google Nexus 7 tablet, a comparable tablet to the 7.7, is now shipping with Android 4.2, a full two major revisions past the version Verizon has yet to deploy to the Tab 7.7. Additionally, I personally have experienced increasing instability with the tablet, with the network failing and requiring a manual restart multiple times a week.
At whatever time Verizon successfully updates my device to ICS, I will happily return to paying my bill in full. Additionally, I am more than willing to discuss this with a Verizon agent to come to a better resolution. However, given Verizon's current response of ignoring the problem and providing no explanation, and continuing to offer a degraded service below that which was promised upon purchase, I must take this step in an attempt to protect my interests.
Again, I would much prefer an amicable solution to this situation. Please feel free to call me on my Verizon phone number to discuss this.

In regards to this, I'm going to post excerpts of a post I placed in another thread with additional research about update timelines, Verizon's extremely loose interpretation of the word "soon", and the despicable service provided to owners of this tablet, as it relates to the specifics of this thread's topic. I am also including significant additional information relating my attempts to acquire additional information.
I purchased the Galaxy 7.7 in April this year. Like most (if not all) others, I bought it with the promise of an update to ICS soon. At this time, eight months later, I, like the vast majority of owners, am still on 3.2 (Honeycomb). Honeycomb does not support many of the apps I use, and more developers drop support for it every day, as its device presence percentage drops close to that of Cupcake and Donut (Android 1.5 and 1.6) and has already sunk below Eclair (Android 2.1), according tohttp://developer.android.com/about/dashboards/index.html (This is a direct link to Google's own site, where they publish such information; last sample conducted over 14 days ending Nov 1, 2012).
...My local Verizon corporate store is selling the tablet with ICS pre-loaded. This means the software not only exists, but has been successfully deployed to retail units.
...The original Droid only took four months to get the 2.1 update, and the 2.2 update followed five months later in August of 2009. Keep in mind, these updates were being developed between these pushes, with 2.2 only being announced by Google in May of '09. That is 3 months from announcement to deployment. ...
Our Galaxy Tab 7.7's have now waited 13 months since the release of 4.0 by Google and still are not up to date. I'll permit Verizon the few months that they did not have the tablet, but this reduces the delay to "only" 9 months, two to three times longer than it took for other devices to be upgraded. Oh, and we're still waiting on the update. It might be suggested I'm being unfair at this point by comparing a dual-core highly advanced tablet with a much older, single-core phone that came out while Verizon had far fewer smartphones to maintain, so I'm also going to compare it to the Motorola XOOM, a contemporary device with similar hardware and software at release.
The Motorola XOOM was released February of 2011 as an incomplete project, again with the word "Soon" attached to those missing features. It took 6 months (August) to receive the SD card update. Similar to the original Droid, though, the update was only made available from Google in June, meaning it only took two months for Verizon to deploy the upgrade once it was released by Google. The LTE upgrade came out just a month later in September, seven months after the launch of the tablet. This delay could, theoretically, be pinned on Motorola, but my suspicion is that it originates with Verizon. Android 4.0 took seven months from the date it was published by Google (November 2011) to be released to Verizon XOOM owners (June 2012).
Galaxy Tab 7.7 early adopters have now waited an extraordinary nine months since their tablet was launched for their "Soon" to be fulfilled, and there's no end to the wait in sight as Verizon actively avoids communicating with their customers on the matter.
Explanations can do quite a bit to quell customer anger, as can simply finishing the update and publishing it. We've received neither, and the existence of the updated software on new units being sold adds rather grievous insult to dysfunctional software that has become an injury to those who rely on this equipment to function. I feel this is paramount to telling us that we, as existing customers, simply do not matter.
I have two further pieces of information to add that were not in my original post. Today I contacted both Samsung and Verizon Wireless about this matter, directly. The Samsung rep was, unfortunately, either incompetent or completely uninformed. Nice, polite, but unable to provide any relevant information due to either Samsung's rules or training, or lack of personal knowledge. The Verizon rep was far, far worse. I'm a very polite person when speaking (I'm in sales, I have to be, even to people who are being rude), and I didn't even get a third of the way into describing the issue before I was being interrupted by this defensive, crass individual. When I finally managed to get her to listen to my problem, her response after a minute of typing on her computer was that it was "currently available" and "[she] has no way to push it to my device" and "[I] have to wait for the network to push it". I very calmly explained to her that the documentation she was looking at was from October (she acknowledged spotting this on the documentation once I pointed it out), that the update never came through and was pulled due to issues, and that I knew both methods of forcing the tablet to check for updates. She then claimed that a coworker had handed her a Tab 7.7 running 3.2 and that it was the "current version" and that Verizon had never offered an upgrade to 4.0, in direct opposition to her earlier statements and my own eyes. This...farce went on for nearly twenty minutes before I ended the call.
It was the most insulting, rude customer service I have received in years. I felt like I was being talked to like one would address an errant child, not a paying customer. The last time I was treated this way by a cellular carrier, I left them, switching from Sprint to Verizon. Unfortunately, I am stuck on Verizon at this point due to unlimited data and hotspot on my personal line, and extraordinarily heavy personal usage, but I have no such motivation to have a 3G/4G tablet through them. I prefer it due to battery concerns, but an extended battery and larger phone are worth the cost of never having to deal with Verizon's spectacularly awful treatment of their tablet customers ever again.
Even though they're keeping my account, it's shrinking by two tablet lines.

How can I publish an ics file to a remote server from my calendar server?

I am running Lion Server and have Calendar Service up and running. I have an account with a couple of calendars, one of which I'd like to publish to a remote server, as an .ics file.
From an iCal client it is possible to publish local calendars, but not remote calendars (for which the only option seems to be to 'Share').
How can I can I publish an ics file to a remote server? Programatically, if necessary.

I have this working now.
curl -s --digest -u username:password -o calendar.ics http://hostname:8008/calendars/users/username/calendar/
generates the .ics file, and a combination of cadaver (from webdav.org) and an expect script upload hourly (via cron) to the remote server:
set timeout 60
spawn /usr/local/bin/cadaver
expect "dav"
send "open https://remotehost/path/\r"
expect "Do you wish to accept the certificate? (y/n)"
send "y\r"
expect "dav"
send "put calendar.ics\r"
expect "dav"
send "close\r"
expect "dav"
send "quit\r"

How can I avoid duplicates on importing ics files

I'm a new Mac user and would like to start using the Mac for everything including my diary.
For a while I will be working in parallel with another calendar (I'm using the Lightning add-in to Thunderbird).
Scenario as follows:
Export events from Lightning in ics format.
Import into iCal - works fine.
The Lightning calendar is updated - events added and updated and then re-exported.
When I import again into iCal, instead of updating events previously imported, duplicate events are created.
This appears to be because iCal is assigning a new UID to every event that it imports. If iCal used the UID defined in the input stream, it would work fine.
The iCal standard (RFC2446 http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2446 ) states:
CUAs must persist the following component properties: "UID", "RECURRENCE-ID", "SEQUENCE", and "DTSTAMP".
If iCal is not persisting the UID, then it would appear to be breaking the iCalendar Transport-Independent Interoperability Protocol as defined in the referenced RFC.
Is there a workaround or any hope that iCal might be fixed to comply with the standard?
Thanks

On your Mac, for duplicates, switching Contacts off then back on in System Preferences > iCloud may prevent duplicates.
On the iPhone / iPad tap Settings > iCloud. Make sure Contacts and Calendars are swtiched on.
Try restarting your Mac and your iOS devices when items won't sync as they should.
To restart an iOS device: Hold the On/Off Sleep/Wake button down until the red slider appears. Slide your finger across the slider to turn off iPhone. To turn iPhone back on, press and hold the On/Off Sleep/Wake button until the Apple logo appears.

Calendar invites from Outlook(pc) come as .ics, can't be deleted & are 3 hrs earlier than the meeting time!

Please help! This is so crazy complicated. I believe the problem is either 1) a faulty phone, or 2) a bug in iOS5 for outlook calendar if you aren’t on an exchange server (please someone tell me iOS6 will fix it!).
I bought my nanny an iPhone. She does not have a mac and she does not sync to a pc. She just uses the phone. She does not have an exchange server – she is just AT&T with an optimum online email account. I use a pc and Outlook 2003 (yes, I know it’s old, waiting to buy a new laptop and upgrade at once). I manage my children’s very busy schedule on this calendar and I invite my nanny and my husband to most appointments. I am on an exchange server for this calendar (my personal). I also use an iPhone and iPad and have servers hosting my email accounts.
When I invite my nanny to appointments on my outlook 2003 pc calendar she receives an .ics file instead of a nice looking appointment with the name of the appointment. If I invite myself at work (also on a server, PC and on my iPad and iPhone) or my husband (uses an iPhone 4S), neither of us get .ics – we get a normal calendar meeting. We can open and accept and delete, etc. Since we are both on exchange servers (not the same ones) I think this must be the first problem – why she gets .ics and we don’t. When she opens the meeting she can ONLY accept. There are no options for Maybe or Decline. When she accepts – get this – it adds the meeting THREE hours earlier than the actual time! Yes, we’ve checked her time zone settings. I have also restored the phone. It doesn’t help. She also can’t decline the meeting ever. It’s stuck on her phone. When I delete the meeting, it doesn’t delete from her account. She now has a test that we added as a recurring appointment on Sunday morning that will be there forever!
THEN I tested a few other things. I invited her NOT by sending the meeting directly from my outlook and PC but by opening the meeting once added on my iPhone and on my iPad and inviting her. When I do that, they get added at the CORRECT time BUT she still has no option to decline and she can never delete these either. When I delete from my PC, my iPhone and my iPad – they all stay on her iPhone.
NEXT… I tried sending her a meeting from my work PC which is the newest version – Outlook 2010. Same thing, came in as .ics, no ability to decline BUT… the time added correctly! This is from an exchange server.
I’ve read about other people having this issue but they have one appointment out there that they can’t delete. This is 20 a week I’m sending her… and the time zone changing – that’s just crazy. I haven’t found anyone with that issue. Could we really be the only people out there that use a lot of meeting invitations – Outlook to iPhone and they don’t know it’s a bug? Or do I have some funky setup on her phone? If I add her to my server will that fix it? Or does she just have a faulty phone? Please help!

I posted this question a while ago and didn't receive any responses but there are a lot of people who have viewed it and 10 have said they have the same question so I thought I would update you that I added my nanny to my exchange server account (created an email for her) and I send all invites to that email address and they work. So sending invites from an exchange server account to a non-exchange server account apparently is a bug so to solve it, get on an exchange server I guess.

How can i sync an ics calender file from a server with the apple calender

Hey guys,
I want to sync an ics calender file wich is stored on an network partition on a windows pc.
The ics file is done with Lightning(an Addon for Thunderbird).
Please help me i don't want to install thunderbird on my MacBook Air...
With sync i mean that the calender file syncs every minute like a push service...
Thanks!!!
Sincerly
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How can I import an ics calendar file to my iPAd2

I want to import my Windows calendar into my iPad2. I've tried using the ics file which is mentioned in the manual but no joy. What can I do?

I have done extensive research and it appears that this can't be done. A couple of people said you can email your .ics file to the iOS device, click on the file and you will be prompted to add the events to the calendar. But this process failed for me, and when I tried it a second time, I didn't get the "add all" option any more. I'm guessing the 4000 or so events were too much for the phone's processing and syncing capabilities. Anyway, Apple's failure to support a basic function like .ics import on Windows means that I won't be using iCloud anytime soon. It's too bad, because I would appreciate the ability to set a reminder on the desktop and have it work on the phone, which I can't do with my Gmail calendar.

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