Link to published calendar opens on June 2006..??

I have my calendar published, and I have a link to it from my site. I click the link and the calendar opens beautifully... however, by default, instead of set on TODAY, it is always set on June 2006 when it opens. Anyone know how to fix this? I didn't see anything in the preferences.
Thanks!!
Amanda
PowerPC G4, MacBook Pro 17in, iPod Video Mac OS X (10.4.8)
PowerPC G4, MacBook Pro 17in, iPod Video Mac OS X (10.4.8)

Amanda,
Is your calendar published on .Mac?
If so, you may want to use the iCal>Calendar>Refresh command.
Another possibility is to use the iCal>Calendar>Unpublish... command followed by the ICal>Calendar>Publish...command.
My published calendar has this format: http://ical.mac.com/WebObjects/iCal.woa/wa/default?u=myusername&n=Publish.ics
What do you have posted for yours?
Is this something that happens only when you view the site or do users of you link observe the same behavior?
;~)

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Is Carbon Copy Cloner working 100% as at June 2006?

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Yes, I was acutely aware that I should first do my homework and comb the Bombich forums (and other forums) before bleating my troubles here, and I did so, but I've found a lot of postings in forums are by way more technically savvy people like yourselves. As a 'power user' but a total 'non-tecchie' (despite an ancient computer science degree - blush) I stare at the answers, there's always good info scattered among them, but often nothing as cut and dried as a total technical novice user would like :o(
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b) Can I exclude it from the cc backup list and rest easy?
c) OR can I kill it somehow each day with no hassle? In fact, how do I clear all this and other logs that this little SMARTReporter utility has brought to my attention after combing the SuperDuper forums?
d) OR forget it - switch to another program? You have suggested this.
I'll go and read the link that one of you posted and try not to drown.
QUESTION: Am I even using Synchronize correctly? I read somewhere it copies what is on the source to the destination, and then copies what is on the destination to the source. Well, in reality, I only want it ot go one way - make a bootable clone, then thereafter, have it update just what is changed ,on the destination. It should work the same, but I dunno, you never know what strange permissions etc might pop up on the destination that you don't want to overwrite on the source. The LaCie program alerted me to that.
QUESTION: Do you need to set the energy saver to 'never sleep, never die' before you go off to bed leaving whatever backup program you choose running? Or does any backup program keep the machine alive til done?
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- in the Super Duper blog/forum it says somewhere you must to use a FireWire external drive to make a bootable clone with their software. Whew! Lucky I didn't go buy that 120 Gb USB Western Digital Pocket Drive (I want to ideally have 2 'generations' of clone - current, and yesterdays). Someone should sell a mini-'raid' - a tiny pocket drive with two separate drives sandwiched together to fit in my purse.
I am going to study your answers again. Then shall do due diligence and go ask that Super Duper guy if his program relies on the same contingencies as CCC, i.e. if I can use it with confidence.
Thanking you again for your Xtreme patience and excuse me for shooting the breeze here ... I guess I am imagining standing on the other side of the Genius Bar I saw in the Chicago Mac Store, and this is what I'd be asking ... :o)
Lynette
PS I am amazed how many road warriors like myself do not maintain a bootable clone. In Peru, my internal HD crashed, and it was only becuase I had the clone I was able to get it up and running on another Mac and resume work as if nothing happened until my machine was fixed. To me it's a no-brainer. Now if only there was a Mac emulator on the clone so I could download it onto someone's PC, plug in my external drive and continue as usual on a PC, that would be even better. You're gonna tell me it exists, right?

IPad calendar connection to published calendar.

I have a published calendar and I want my salesmen to be able to see this by using their iPad calendars. Is there a way for my sales team to get real time changes reflected on their iCal application or do they have to go through the Safari browser.

While waiting, I found the fix in another thread:
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Choose "Reset sync history".
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Publish calendars privately to dotmac

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Good idea... but what I regret is that I cannot open this published iCal calendar using dotmac when I am on another location.

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Before iCloud I had a calendar that i shared on ical-mac.com (about the same as icalx) with other people.
That was very simpel. I selected that calendar in iCal and then choose for publish. Then I choose "own server" and filled in the wright data.
Any change I made in that calendar showed up in the published calendar. That was ideal!!
But now all my calendars are on iCloud and there is no possibilty to publish them!!
Does anyone knows a way to copy and synchronise a calendar to a locale calendar. Because when it is locale then you can publish the calendar.
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I'm afraid that (assuming the behaviour is the same as MobileMe) you only have the two choices:
1. 'On My Mac', which can be published to a web page, but cannot be synced to the server and thus to other devices.
2. Under your login name, where you can sync but not publish to a web page. You can share privately to people who have an iCloud subscription, or publicly to anyone who has a CalDAV reader - these include iCal itself and Google Calendar; so it's a bit more of a bother for people to see it but it can be done.
This is the method for public sharing in MobileMe (probably iCloud is the same but I don't know)"
1. Control-click on the calendar and select 'Share'. In the pane which opens select 'Everyone'.
2. Control-click the calendar and select 'Get info' - you will see the URL. Copy it.
3. In your Google calendar, in the sidebar under 'Other calendars' click 'Add' and choose 'Add by URL'.
Paste the URL of your calendar in.
I did this and it worked, so far: however I added an event and this has not appeared when refreshing the calendar - it ought to. Google's Help says there is an issue with iCal subscriptions not updating, which is really helpful.
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I've used iCal for years but since the changeover to me.com I can't get my iCal calendars to publish. When I click on "Publish calendar" it says it's published successfully, but when I click on the visit page button I get "page not found" error message.
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bnance,
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Mine works as advertised. I did have to unpublish, but that was in July. The calendar has auto published without problems since that time.
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Link to published calendar opens on June 2006..??

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