This app is even further confusing with the release of Mountain Lion (OS X 10.8). iCal became Calendar, Qbix have renamed Calendar to CalendarFree which is available on the Mac App Store. Users werer recommended to move the Qbix app into a subfolder of the applications folder. The 2 apps would co-exist roughly on an upgrade install, since Apple's calendar is a system app and cannot be uninstalled.
Kiki 10 years ago
The calendar is simple in design. This simplicity, to my mind, makes it even more visual, when it comes to using it.
DavyB 12 years ago
confusion caused by programs from different developers using the same application name 1.4 is from http://calendar.qbix.com and available in the mac App Store 2011-09-27 as opposed to the 2.2 from http://thalo.net/neocomsoft
This app is even further confusing with the release of Mountain Lion (OS X 10.8). iCal became Calendar, Qbix have renamed Calendar to CalendarFree which is available on the Mac App Store. Users werer recommended to move the Qbix app into a subfolder of the applications folder. The 2 apps would co-exist roughly on an upgrade install, since Apple's calendar is a system app and cannot be uninstalled.
The calendar is simple in design. This simplicity, to my mind, makes it even more visual, when it comes to using it.
confusion caused by programs from different developers using the same application name 1.4 is from http://calendar.qbix.com and available in the mac App Store 2011-09-27 as opposed to the 2.2 from http://thalo.net/neocomsoft