Archive for November, 2008

Syncing Google Calendar with iCal

November 10th, 2008 by @HKw@! | No Comments | Filed in Uncategorized

With CalDAV support in Google Calendar, you’ll be able to view and edit your Google Calendar events directly in other calendar applications, such as Apple iCal or Mozilla Sunbird.

* Please take note that CalDAV only support iCal 3.x

To set up CalDAV support for Google Calendar in iCal, follow these steps:

  1. Open the iCal application by going to Finder > Applications > iCal
  2. From the iCal menu bar, select Preferences.
  3. Under the Accounts tab, click the “+” sign to add an account. (Do not select any checkboxes in the Accounts tab.)
  4. In the pop-up screen, enter the following information:Description: This will be the title for your CalDAV calendar list
    Username: This is the complete email address you use with Google Calendar (including the part after the @ sign). If you’re using Google Apps, be sure to enter your Google Apps email address.
    Password: This is the password you use to sign in to Google Calendar
  5. In the Server Options drop-down, enter [ https://www.google.com/calendar/dav/ [ your Google Calendar email address ] /user ] as your Account URL.For example, if the email address used to access your Google Calendar is calendarfriend@gmail.com, the Account URL would be https://www.google.com/calendar/dav/calendarfriend@gmail.com/user

6. Click Add, and wait five to seven minutes while the initial sync takes place. (All subsequent syncs are instantaneous.)

Add secondary calendars

To view secondary calendars in Apple’s iCal, follow the instructions below for each calendar you’d like to enable:

  1. Sign in to Google Calendar.
  2. In the calendar list on the left, click the down-arrow button next to the appropriate calendar, then select Calendar Settings. (Alternatively, click on “Manage Calendars” at the bottom of the calendar list, then click on the name of the appropriate calendar.)
  3. In the Calendar Address section, locate the “Calendar ID.”
  1. Copy the email address displayed after “Calendar ID:”
  2. Open the iCal application (Finder > Applications > iCal).
  3. Follow steps 2-4 from the Enable Google Calendar in iCal section above.
  4. Under Server Options, enter [ https://www.google.com/calendar/dav/ [ Calendar ID ] /user ] as your Account URL.(e.g. https://www.google.com/calendar/dav/munkwai.lim@google.com/user)
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How Do I Compress One File Into Several Parts? – Using Winrar

November 7th, 2008 by @HKw@! | No Comments | Filed in Windows

i) Right-click on the folder or file you want to split, then choose “Add to archive”.

ii) A new window pops up, and then you can choose the archive format – RAR or Zip. Zip is a format that can compress the file size a little, but if you want to split the file into a couple of files, you`d better choose RAR. You can also set the compression method (normal will take more time than fastest, for instance) and the most important thing here is “Split to volumes, bytes”. Best size for the parts is 100MB – 98 078k – ZIP 100 because you can upload every part without worrying whether it`s bigger than the upload limit, besides it`s most convenient to download. Click “Ok” and wait till the big files is split into 100MB parts.

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How Do I Compress One File Into Several Parts? – Using Winzip

November 7th, 2008 by @HKw@! | No Comments | Filed in Windows

To split a Zip file into smaller pieces:

1. Open or create the Zip file.
2. Choose Split from the Actions menu.

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3. Specify the name to be used for the split Zip file. The name must be different from the name of the open Zip file.
4. Specify the size to be used for the individual parts. You can choose from common sizes using the Part size drop-down list or you can specify your own size. To specify your own size, choose “Other size” in the drop-down list and type the desired size in the Other size field. You can specify the size in bytes, kilobytes (KB), or megabytes (MB); indicate which you’re using by clicking the appropriate radio button. For uploading to sendspace, make sure you make the split files less than 300MB each.

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5. Click OK to create the split Zip file.

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