Captain’s Log
May 8, 2009 by daynah
Filed under Geek Fun & Humor
I opened my Google Calendar today and saw many entries that I didn’t put in! It turns out that I was subscribed to a “STARDATE” calendar. Ahh, Google Trekkies! Google must have added it since I put “Star Trek” in my calendar.
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Google and Outlook Calendars
March 6, 2008 by daynah
Filed under Google, Software and Web Apps
Now you can sync your Outlook Calendar with Google Calendar! I just love this software. :) Read more..
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