i have an account over at spymac.com...
unfortunately the email seems to hv faded away into nothingness.
ah... how very enlightening.
in any case i also blog there.
but... that service seems to be in a constant state of flux.
no point wasting my resources on it?
there is a service i find interesting.
it's called ... iCal.
mac users apparently hv an icalendar.
what do us pc users hv?
i am looking at mozilla's calendar project.
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/calendar/
also, i'm looking at event sherpa and time calendar...
both available at www.snapfiles.com
time calendar looks good, promises 20 layers...
but unfortunately the freeware edition (time calendar LE) has only 2 layers.
oh well...
i'll give mozilla a go.
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