Thanks for the attempt Sesquipedalian. Unfortunately it doesn't seem to matter which calendar is selected in iCal. I think I am going to have to wait for the plug in to be updated for Leopard.
On May 1, 9:57 pm, Sesquipedalian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > My guess is that you have the birthday calendar selected in iCal, and > the Create iCal To-Do action is therefore attaching your to do items > to it. Try selecting another calendar in iCal and then using the QS > action. > > As fro removing the items you have made, try this: > > Make sure iCal is not running. > In Finder, press ⌘F to open a new search window. > In the Search criteria, select Other from the first drop list. When > the dialog box opens, choose "System files" and then select include in > the second drop list. > Type the name of the to do item (e.g. "get milk") into the search > box. This should bring up the to do item in the results list. > Press ⌘⌫ to trash the item. You may need to give an admin password. > For good measure, you might also trash ~/Library/Calendars/Calendar > Cache before restarting iCal. > > Hopefully that will do the job, but I promise you nothing. > > On May 1, 3:33 pm, Bwest <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > I recently discovered the iCal add To Do function which is great. > > Unfortunately, the to do's are being created under my birthday > > subscription calendar and I cannot modify them after creation. Does > > anyone know how to get QS to create the to do's in my personal > > calendar? > > > I did see that iCal was rewritten in Leopard and the plug in may not > > be sufficiently rewritten here: > > >http://groups.google.com/group/blacktree-quicksilver/browse_thread/th... > > > Addtionally, anyone now know how to delete the un-modifiable birthday > > calendar to do's? > > > Thanks for your help....
