Face the day! Always know what's next on your schedule using iCal Events. iCal Events displays upcoming events from multiple iCal calendars in a beautiful, resizable widget for Dashboard. You can see up to two weeks of upcoming events in the same widget without needing to open iCal. Need more info? Mouse over a calendar color to view the name of the calendar, or mouse over an event's start time to see when the event ends.
— Now Leopard compatible.
— Beautiful new user interface.
— Brand-new tooltips show calendar names and event start/end times.
— Added Vietnamese, Indonesian, Esperanto, and Turkish localizations, and an improved Russian localization.
— Numerous bug fixes.
On Leopard only
— See events instantly after they're added to iCal.
— Dramatically less processor- and memory-intensive.
— Thanks to Colin Donihue and Brian Mason for design advice and beta testing.
— Special thanks to Dan Charney for his work on this version of the widget.
— Finally, thanks to the volunteers who translated iCal Events:
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Sorry for the trouble. Please try closing and reopening the widget.
Please check your date settings in System Preferences > International > Formats and verify that the time format indeed shows just a time. Also, please check your Helvetica Neue font.
Unfortunately, iCal Events doesn’t correctly handle recurring events set to end after n occurrences. If you click the errant events and delete them in iCal or set them to end on a certain date, they should go away from the widget. This problem is fixed in Leopard.
Unfortunately this is a limitation of Spotlight, which is what the widget uses to display the given event in iCal. If you open an event via the Spotlight menu, the same thing will happen.
I agree! I hope I have a chance to add this soon.
This is a known issue. The problem is fixed in Leopard.
This is actually a bug in the Apple framework that iCal Events uses to access events in Leopard. I hope this will be fixed in a Mac OS X software update.
Yes! There’s a hidden preference:
defaults write widget-com.benkazez.widget.icalevents showAllCurrentDayEvents -bool YES
and press return.