Macworld has just published the third of three articles I wrote having to do with using the Leopard version of iCal for groups: In Corral group calendars, I describe a couple of ways in which multiple people can access and even edit the same calendar using iCal. One way to do this is to connect to a CalDAV server. If you use Leopard Server, it has a great CalDAV server built in. Learn how to set it up in Set up your OS X calendar server. If you don't have Leopard Server, you can use an open-source version of its CalDAV software (Darwin Calendar Server), though you'll have to do without a few high-end features. See Set up a free CalDAV Server.  Copyright © 2008 Joe Kissell. TidBITS is copyright © 2008 TidBITS Publishing Inc. If you're reading this article on a Web site other than TidBITS.com, please let us know, because if it was republished without attribution, by a commercial site, or in modified form, it violates our Creative Commons License. Fetch Softworks: With Fetch 5.3, FTP and SFTP are simplerthan ever. Use it on Mac OS X to upload, download, mirror,and manage your Web site, eBay images, and data sets.Download your free trial version!  

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