07-11-2008, 01:16 PM
Well, the calendar certainly works as advertised. New entries are distributed within minutes. I wouldn't call them instant, but quick certainly applies.
Two questions though.
idisk is showing up on the device list of my brand new Powerbook (YEAH!). I don't want it on the PB since this is a work unit which in principle can be used by anyone in the department. Admittedly, nobody in the department wants to touch a Macintosh if they don't have to, but idisk on this machine is inappropriate. How do I turn off idisk without turning off calendar syncing? I would like to be able to call up idisk periodically but I don't want it accessible all the time.
When I go to account details, I am getting a certificate verification error. The certificate is from Fortinet which is "self signed" and is not trusted, says the information page. Do I accept this certificate or not? I get it from the Account Details link in system preferences/.mac.
Two questions though.
idisk is showing up on the device list of my brand new Powerbook (YEAH!). I don't want it on the PB since this is a work unit which in principle can be used by anyone in the department. Admittedly, nobody in the department wants to touch a Macintosh if they don't have to, but idisk on this machine is inappropriate. How do I turn off idisk without turning off calendar syncing? I would like to be able to call up idisk periodically but I don't want it accessible all the time.
When I go to account details, I am getting a certificate verification error. The certificate is from Fortinet which is "self signed" and is not trusted, says the information page. Do I accept this certificate or not? I get it from the Account Details link in system preferences/.mac.