****This is an email****

Sandy,

iCal does let you export your calendar and import
it elsewhere, but that is a one time fix and
anytime you want to update one calendar you will
have to export from one machine and import on the
other. If this is what you want to do however, I
can help you through that. I'll give you a brief
description of what is required.

When you are using iCal, click on the file menu
and then click on export. Decide on a name and
location to save the file, then click export.
After you do that, you can email yourself the file
that it creates and then import it on your home
machine by clicking on file then import. Then
navigate to the saved iCal file on your computer
then click import.

If you need any more information about how to
export your calendar, feel free to email me back.

Skyler
UCS Tech

I'm going to close this task. If she emails back,
I'll add it in.

****This is an email****

Sandy,
This email is in regards to your questions about
iCal. I'm sorry to tell you this, but we don't
support the feature you requested since iCal
requires its own server in order to link multiple
macs. As you can probably imagine this would not
only be costly, but very time-consuming as well.
Once again, I am sorry for any inconvenience this
may cause.

Skyler
UCS Tech