3From your Mac OS X computer,open the iCal application, choose Preferences under
the iCal menu,and click the Accounts button in the toolbar.
4Click the Add (+) button to add an iCal service (called CalDAV) account and enter
the following:
씰Description: server17.pretendco.com
씰Username: Enter a user of your choice.
씰Password: Enter the user’s password.
After you click the Add (+) button,a dialog may appear asking if you want to connect
in an insecure fashion.This indicates you are not using Kerberos at this time.You may
continue to connect.
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5You will now see the calendar in your list on the left ofiCal.You can rename ...
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