Migrating iCal data from v2.0.5 to v3.0.5

I guess I was hoping I could Backup my iCal 2.0.5 data and Restore in my iCal 3.0.5 computer. Doesn't work. Error message
"Restore Failed
iCal data has not been changed."
Since I have 15 calendars in my iCal 2.0.5, I was hoping I could just backup the whole thing a move it to my new computer. Anyone know of a quick way of doing this?
Moving data from an OS X 10.4.11 G4 Tower to an OS X 10.5.5 24" iMac.

Bryan,
Try using iCal>File>Export... on the G4, and iCal>File>Import... on the iMac. That procedure will be complicated by the fact that you will have to repeat the steps 15 times, but if it works...
;~)

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