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How Do I Transfer A Chronos Personal Organizer Calendar To iCal?

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Kurt R. Todoroff - 06 May 2008 00:57 GMT
I'm using Chronos Personal Organizer 4.5.0 on a G4 iMac 10.4.11.  I want
to transfer 13,000 calendar events from CPO to iCal and then use iCal
exclusively.  My calendar needs are very modest.  These events include
several thousand calendar events that I transferred from DateBook Pro to
CPO a few years ago.

CPO will export only to comma or tab delimited file format.  iCal will
import only from iCal or vCal file format.

I discovered iCalMaker which claimed to convert text files to iCal and
vCal format, but it didn't work for me.  Version 7 of the CPO successor
seems to be able to convert CPO files into its native format, which I
can then sync with iCal.  However, I don't want to purchase the upgrade
to version 7 of the CPO successor, and then never use it again.  
Furthermore, my 800MHz G4 iMac doesn't support Leopard which version 7
requires.

Any suggestions?

Thank you.

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steveballmer - 06 May 2008 03:24 GMT
On May 5, 7:57 pm, "Kurt R. Todoroff" <kurt.r.todor...@comcast.net>
wrote:
> I'm using Chronos Personal Organizer 4.5.0 on a G4 iMac 10.4.11.  I want
> to transfer 13,000 calendar events from CPO to iCal and then use iCal
[quoted text clipped - 24 lines]
>      Markets, not mandates and mob rule.
>      Consent, not coercion.

You can't!

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