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New AppleScript for archiving iCal events

This Applescript will archive completed iCal to-do items and old calendar events into separate iCal calendars whose names end in "(completed)".

We've gotten feedback from some of our Macintosh customers that they would like the new iCal sync feature to only import upcoming calendar events and uncompleted to-do items, rather than importing everything in the calendar. We agree—and while we work on updating Life Balance to provide this enhancement, we thought it would be a good idea to provide you with a script to help out in the meantime.

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Support Tip: How to use RSS feeds in Leopard Mail on Macintosh

There are several techniques in Leopard you can use to have all the latest web feature stories and forum posts from the Llamagraphics RSS feeds sent directly to you every day.

Here are two methods depending on which mail folder you want to use.

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The latest knowledgebase article: How to password protect your Life Balance data on Windows.

If you want to know how to protect your Life Balance data files from prying eyes, we wrote up a knowledgebase article based on a recent reply to a customer in the support center. This article captures some useful links on the topic of file security for Windows.

If you know of other techniques, please share them in the comments.

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New knowledgebase article: how to use Dependency Walker to troubleshoot Windows conduit issues

Normally, when you install Life Balance on Windows, and you later acquire a Palm device, you can use the "Install Palm Software..." menu item to install the Palm conduit.

It is possible to run into circumstances where the conduit still doesn't show up in the HotSync Manager.

Most of the time, you can solve that easily by restarting the Hotsync Manager or restarting the Windows computer. It can even be necessary to do a clean install of the Palm Desktop software if you have migrated from one Palm OS device to another.