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The RSSiCal converter appears to be what I've been looking for. I'd like to duplicate Roller's Big Calendar feature, but give it the look and feel of an iCal. When I run my rss feed through this tool, I get a bunch of text output (using IE 5.0/Win). I'd love a way to convert to the Aqua-fied look and feel on the fly.
Posted by Lance Robinson on September 18, 2008 at 07:04 AM MDT #
I used Noel's script as the basis for this:
http://feed2ical.appspot.com/
It supports rss,rdf, and atom conversion to iCalendar format
Posted by Dean Sanvitale on March 01, 2010 at 11:17 PM MST #