The publish calendar window allows you to publish a local calendar to an Internet web server. When you publish a calendar, your events are exported in the standard iCalendar format and uploaded to the server you select. Publishing a calendar allows you to share calendars others and to synchronize calendars between computers.
The name that you would like to publish the calendar under. This name is used to set the calendar file name. Any spaces in the name are converted to a dash (-).
Publishing on the iCalDates.com calendar hosting site is made easy through WinDates. iCalDates.com calendars may be marked as private which requires your username and password to access. If the calendar is not marked as private, the calendar is public and not password protected. When publishing through iCalDates.com, the calendar address is created for you automatically and is shown in the "Full Address" field.
This option allows you to publish calendars on a web server that you have upload capability to. When this option is selected, a "Web URL" field is displayed where you must enter the address where the calendar should be saved. This address can have an "http://" or "ftp://" web prefix and must not include the file name of the calendar.
The username required by the server you are publishing to. Selecting the "Save as Default" checkbox will save this username and password as the default account information for publishing calendars.
The password required by the server you are publishing to.
Selecting this option causes the calendar to be republished automatically any time you make changes to events in this calendar.
Selecting this option causes alarm definitions to be published along with the calendar events. Users who subscribed to the calendar will receive the alarm settings you have made. If you do not select this option, no alarms will be exported in the calendar.
This field shows the full Internet address that the calendar will be published to. This is the address that is used to subscribe to the calendars.