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Any external calendars that you can connect to iCal, can be viewed on SmartDay.

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So if you have SmartDay for Mac OS X, we suggest you disable sync between SmartDay for iPhone and the iPhone Calendar and between SmartPad for iPad and the iP

You can also sync SmartDay for iPhone, or SmartPad for iPad, with the Calendar app on those devices, but we suggest you only sync with ONE instance on ONE device.

SmartDay for Mac automatically syncs with iCal.

We will call it “iCal” here for reference.

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This is called “Calendar” in Mac OS X 10.8 and above.On SmartDay for Mac OS X, events that apear in the “iCal Reminders Project category will NOT sync across to the iCal calendar.

On SmartDay for Mac OS X, tasks that appear in the “iCal Events” Project category will NOT sync across to Reminders.

In OS X 10.8x, you can find them in the “Reminders” app.

In OS X 10.7x, you can find them in the “Reminders” section of iCal.

Reminders sync is available on SmartDay for Mac OS X.

You may experience some inconsistencies with the way that data is presented on Toodledo, however sync is non-destructive.

In that way, you can use Toodledo as a conduit to connect to tasks on SmartDay.

Many other task lists, including Outlook tasks, can sync to Toodledo.

Toodledo Sync is only available on SmartDay for iPhone and SmartPad.

Toodledo is a free, web-based task list.

Additionally, any external calendars such as Google or Exchange that you can sync to iCal, can also be viewed by SmartDay. Events can be sync’d with Apple’s iCal and Bus圜al. Tasks can be sync’d with Toodledo and Apple’s Reminders.

Do you currently share your iCal data across your various devices such as iPhone, iPad and Mac? (Sync’d using iCloud, or iTunes). Use this easy wizard to guide you through setting up to sync SmartDay on your various devices. To check for issues, just walk through our Sync Wizard: If you connect those external calendars to more than one device, you may create a “sync loop” because you are using more than one sync hub (i.e. In general, you should only connect external calendars to ONE device that has SmartDay on it. If you also want to connect data with your external calendars such as iCal, Outlook, Google, and Exchange, we provide ways to do that. In other words, it works fine if you ‘start’ from SmartDay. Note: If you create a Project in SmartDay then sync it TO iCal, it will automatically create matching a matching Calendar and Reminder with the same name. However we strongly urge you to first change any duplicated names in iCal/Calendar before you sync. You can edit these after you see them (do not delete them they are not duplicates!). For example, you might see the Office calendar in “On My Mac” and you might see another Office calendar on “Exchange” or “Reminders.” SmartDay does not allow Projects (calendars) to have the same name, and will automatically append “_1” to any duplicated names. Before you sync: if you use iCal, or any other external calendars, or if you connect your devices using iCloud or iTunes, then please keep reading.Īpple’s Calendar app (“iCal” on OS X 10.7, “Calendar” on OS X 10.8 and on iOS) allows you to have different calendars AND reminders categories with the same name.

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Once you have set up your free account, log in from “Settings” in the other apps.

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To connect your devices (SmartDay for Mac or iPhone, and SmartPad) to, just set up an account and password from within “Settings” on any of those apps. It has the same functionality as SmartDay on Mac, iPhone and iPad (SmartPad). You can use mySmartDay on any browser, including PC.Your Events, Tasks and Notes are all kept together, including all links and all sort orders.Great for keeping your data sync’d between office, home, and school.

You can connect multiple versions of SmartDay on more than one Mac, iPad or iPhone.

There are several advantages to using as your cloud-based sync hub:

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You can also sync the new Notes feature between SmartDay for Mac OS X and SmartDay for iPhone (but not with SmartPad – this feature will be available in an upcoming version). You can synchronize all of your Tasks and Events between SmartDay for Mac OS X, SmartDay for iPhone, and SmartPad for iPad, via our cloud hub,. Syncing with external sources including Toodledo, Outlook, Exchange, Google, iCal and Reminders.Sync Wizard for setting up your devices.Synchronizing with SmartDay’s Cloud Hub,.Before you start, please read ALL that apply to you: