ICal 2.0.2 (1038) file locations questions

my iCal (v2.0.2 (1038)) seems whacked...
are iCal's calendars in ~/Library/Calendars? and do they end in .ics? mine is empty! read on...
also, i have a folder called 'iCal' in ~/Library/| Application Support/ that has a folder in it called 'Sources' and among the files in it there are some called ...a bunch of letters&numbers.calendar. i believe those are my three calendars!
I have come to conclusion this is why my iCal is so slow opening! and other problems.
this must have occurred during some some upgrade maybe?
how can i remedy this? i'd hate to lose all my calendars histories.
I tried creating a new calendar and it created a new '4D56BA09.calendar' file in ~/Library/| Application Support/iCal/Sources/. nothing in ~/Library/Calendars.

Hi Ted,
any ideas on how to test my WEBDAV?
Good question. Read http://www.shawnwall.com/teach/webdav-ical.php (the instructions I used to install WEBDAV in Tiger).
HTH
John M

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Hi All,
Been doing quite a bit of research on this but drawn nothing but blanks or alternative suggestions, none of which are viable.
So the outline of the issue:
Deploying Office 2013 suite to organisation and wanting to have custom templates available for users to choose from, but want those templates to be centrally stored and managed on a SharePoint site.
In Word 2013, for example, when you create a new document, you are presented with a page to choose from 'Featured' templates (or blank document)
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Is there any way of getting it to point towards a SharePoint site, any way of modifying it? Or perhaps an even better solution that I could use?
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would like to think they would inherently have better links!
NOTE: Going to Office 365 is also not an option either!
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Hi Tony,
Thanks for your response but this is not what I was looking for.
Those articles relate to setting a default template in a SharePoint document or form library.
I will try to be more concise.
What I want is:
(1) For users to be able to load MS Word 2013 on their laptops/desktops (connected to corporate Wireless/LAN)
(2) Once they have opened MS Word 2013, I want them to be able to choose a template from the welcome screen. (There are MS Word Defaults like 'Blank Document' or 'Cover Letter' etc)
I want to add a second tab which is called 'Personal' or 'Corporate'.
(3) MS Word 2013 allows you to create custom WORD templates and save them locally on your machine (either in the default location for templates, or a user-specified custom location (e.g. My Documents, Desktop etc).
(4) In advanced settings, there is an option to modify file locations. This is where you can point MS Word 2013 towards the folder (locally) that contains the personal templates that you have designed which you want to use.
(5) QUESTION: Is there a way to have lots of corporate WORD templates (perhaps one for Marketing, Sales, Procurement, Project etc) - Basically LOTS of different templates all stored in one location on SHAREPOINT, or in a SharePoint document
library. THEN... once those templates (documents) are stored on SharePoint,
IS THERE A WAY to go back into the advanced settings within MS WORD 2013 and modify the file location for templates so that it points towards the SharePoint document library?
I want all the templates to open in MS Word 2013, not within a browser, and I don't want users to have to go to SharePoint to find a template, I want it to be integrated into their local MS Word 2013 so they can choose a corporate template the moment they
load up MS Word 2013.
When I have tried to modify the custom file location for templates, I can only set it to an address locally on my machine, or a network address (mapped network drive).
However, I do not want the templates to be stored on a shared network folder, I want them to be in a SharePoint Document Library.
The issue I have found is that I cannot enter a SharePoint Library URL as my file location, nor can I enter any HTTP address.
IS THERE A WAY AROUND THIS?

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The answer to your question depends upon your version of Reader and your OS. Especially since the last version of Acrobat Reader was version 5 which is four majors versions ago. The last four versions have been called Adobe Reader, not Acrobat Reader. This the forum for the Acrobat commericial product, not the free reader product.
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I'd like to change the dfault file location, C:My pictures, to another file location, eg E or G. What can I do to change it?

See above question.

Hi trshaner,
Thanks again for your complete reaction. I’ve looked at the video and the help-information. This made me decide to leave the file My pictures where it is (C) and move some of the other folders/files to the E-drive. Thanks for your help.
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I'd like to change the dfault file location, C:My pictures, to another file location, eg E or G. What can I do to change it?
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To answer your questions, check below links:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2859902
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/david_rasmussen/archive/2007/12/10/onenote-shared-notebooks-options-and-troubleshooting-part-1-windows-file-shares.aspx
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