https://support.busymac.com/help/71150-icloud-two-factor-authentication-and-app-specific-passwords
If you do not want to enable iCloud two-factor authentication and use an app-specific password, your options are:
A) Switch from BusyCal to Apple Calendar and continue syncing with iCloud.
-or-
B) continue using BusyCal but switch from iCloud to Google Calendar.
Regards,
-John
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On Oct 02, 2017 07:18 PM, Anne Wong Holloway <wongho...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> On 3 Oct 2017, at 6:12 AM, Robert George <rfg...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> What do I do if I don't use 2-factor authentication? It does not seem to accept my iCloud pw. Thanks,
> rfg
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> On Monday, July 17, 2017 at 4:41:47 PM UTC-4, Chip Milligan wrote:
> Do I really have to make an app specific password for BusyCal to sync my calendar using iCloud? I have enough passwords as it is, and really would rather not have yet another password. I am having problems now logging into BusyCal because it is not recognizing my password! Very frustrated.
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Busycal Ios
Hi Joe,
There is no way to work around the problem w/Daylite and MobileMe.
If you need to get your Daylite calendar synced to iCal and then to your iPhone, you have really these two options:
1) Sync Daylite with local iCal calendars, then use iTunes to sync those calendars w/your iPhone
2) Sync Daylite with local iCal calendars, then use BusySync (or BusyCal) to sync those calendars to Google, then use your iPhone to access Google.
Busycal Ios
The BusySync link to Goggle looks like this:
BusyCal 3 is the most powerful, flexible, reliable calendar app for macOS. It's packed with innovative, time-saving features including customizable views, integrated to dos, travel time, maps, natural language input, weather, moons, graphics, tags and more. CUSTOMIZABLE VIEWS BusyCal displays your calendar in Day, Week, Month, Year and List views. BusyCal is a well-designed and user-oriented macOS application that comes as an alternative to Apple’s Calendar app and which offers numerous reliable time-saving features. Keep your data synchronized across devices and services.
The iPhone access to Google calendar looks like this:
- BusyCal is our new product that combines a beautiful, personal desktop calendar with our award winning calendar sharing and syncing technology - in one integrated application. Designed for families and small workgroups, BusyCal allows users to easily and cost-effectively share calendars on a local area network and over the internet without the.
- BusyCal 3 goes above and beyond the call of duty, providing you with loads of time-saving features while integrating with all the leading cloud services, including iCloud, Google, Exchange, and more. From customizable Day, Week, Month, Year, and List views to the embedded info panel allowing for precise calendar updates, BusyCal is the most.
If you'd like to use it for non-Daylite calendars, you can use the new MobileMe alongside the setup.
Regards,
-Kirk
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