Adding Evernote to iCal

Evernote empowers how you remember experiences via the Internet, as well as your phone and computer. Apple, Inc. provides the calendar application known as iCal for Mac users. Evernote is more comprehensive in scope than iCal; adding the former to the latter can prove difficult. Syncing the two programs produces more solutions. You will need to use a third program in order to help Evernote and iCal correspond to one another.

Instructions

1. Download the Anxiety application. Anxiety is a "to-do list" app that syncs with iCal. When used in tandem with Evernote, this application automatically updates your Evernote content into iCal.

2. Sync Google Calendar and Evernote. You can do this in one of three ways: installing an Evernote gadget into Google Calendar or Gmail, downloading SnapCal, a personal cloud application that will sync the two programs quickly, or using the Eventnote extension for Google Chrome.

3. Coordinate Google Calendar with iCal. Google provides a comprehensive feature called "Get Started with CalDav" that walks you through the process.

4. Create calendar content in either Evernote or iCal. Syncing them both with Google Calendar is a way of aligning them together. Any changes or additions you make in either program reflects in Google Calendar, then subsequently in the other program as a result of the sync.

References

• Vikitech: Easily Add Evernote Gadget to Your Gmail and Google Calendar
• Google: Get Started With CalDAV
• J.R. Farr: A Few Tips to Stay Organized
• Addictivetips: Eventnote – Post Google Calendar Events Directly To Evernote [Chrome]

Resources

• Anxiety -- Lightweight To-Do Management
• SnapCal
• Evernote