> I have a personal MacBook and iPad 2; they both have my iCal. Now I have a brand new MacBook Pro for work & want the iCal on that device, too. I'm getting the impression that I can't have the iCal on both the work MacBook and the personal MacBook. Is that right? (I tried to use iTunes to sync the iPad's iCal to the new MacBook. Note: I don't want the music, etc. on the work MacBook--I just want the iCal.) Help?
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> Colleen
"iCal" is an application that is supplied as part of the operating system with every Macintosh or iOS device sold today. It is part of iOS and MacOS X.
iCal can deal with multiple calendar databases.
iCal can sync among Macs, iPads, iPhones, and iPod Touches.
Is there some reason ou think you will not be able to synchronize some calendar with more than one computer?
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