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Minor improvements on ordering and question text
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Since version 1.0, there is now a graphical calendar picker. Please re-read the text in the wizard, the step with the textbox now requires entering an email address instead of the URL. An authentication dialog will show up and afterwards you can pick one or more calendars from the list.
Since version 1.0, there is now a graphical calendar picker. Please re-read the text in the wizard, the step with the textbox now requires entering an email address instead of the URL. An authentication dialog will show up and afterwards you can pick one or more calendars from the list.


===I want to access a friend's calendar I have access too, but I am asked for a password!===
===I want to access a friend's calendar I have access to!===
No problem! As long as you have this calendar added in the Google Calendar web interface, just use the new calendar wizard, sign in with your own Google credentials and select your friend's calendar from the list.
No problem! As long as you have this calendar added in the Google Calendar web interface, just use the new calendar wizard, sign in with your own Google credentials and select your friend's calendar from the list.
===I want to be able to edit my calendars while offline!===
Even though version 1.0 and above might not show the checkbox for offline support, this does not mean its not possible. The Provider for Google Calendar supports offline editing by default, it cannot be disabled.


==Missing Features==
==Missing Features==
===Why can't I configure any options in the Extension Manager?===
===Why can't I configure any options in the Extension Manager?===
There are currently not enough options to warrant an options window. There are some advanced preferences:
There are currently not enough options to warrant an options window. There are some advanced preferences that can be set in the config editor.


<code>calendar.google.useHTTPMethodOverride = true</code> Instead of using PUT and DELETE methods, use POST and GET with the X-HTTP-Method-Override header. This is good for proxies and since it doesn't harm non-proxies, it defaults to true.
<code>calendar.google.useHTTPMethodOverride = true</code> Instead of using PUT and DELETE methods, use POST and GET with the X-HTTP-Method-Override header. This is good for proxies and since it doesn't harm non-proxies, it defaults to true.
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===Can I create or view comments made within the Google Calendar Interface?===
===Can I create or view comments made within the Google Calendar Interface?===
Not currently. Progress on this is being tracked in {{bug|362653}}
Not currently. Progress on this is being tracked in {{bug|362653}}
===I want to be able to edit my calendars while offline!===
Even though version 1.0 and above might not show the checkbox for offline support, this does not mean its not possible. The Provider for Google Calendar supports offline editing by default, it cannot be disabled.


==Event Interaction==
==Event Interaction==
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