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 You currently have two options to switch on WCAP support:
 *Setting <code>calendar.wcap.enabled</code> to <code>true</code> will switch on the provider (only).
-*Setting <code>calendar.prototypes.wcap</code> to <code>true</code> will enable the provider and the prototypical WCAP UI. (Lightning only)
+*Setting <code>calendar.prototypes.wcap</code> to <code>true</code> will enable the provider and the enhanced (though still prototypical) WCAP UI. (recommended, Lightning only)
 ===Subscribing To Your Calendar===
 The Sunbird/Lightning ''Create New Calendar'' wizard comes up with a third Format type for remote calendars (''Sun Java System Calendar Server (WCAP)'').  As location, provide a <code>HTTP</code> URL to a [http://www.sun.com/software/products/calendar_srvr/index.xml Sun Java System Calendar server].
 <pre>
-http://cal-server/
+http://sd-calendar.staroffice.de/
 </pre>
-If you need to login for different users on the same server, then create multiple calendar accounts, encoding user-Ids into the corresponding URLs, e.g. creating one calendar
+If you need to login as different users on the same server, then create multiple calendar accounts, encoding user-Ids into the corresponding URLs, e.g. creating one calendar
 <pre>
-http://jdoe@cal-server/
+http://jdoe@sd-calendar.staroffice.de/
 </pre>
 and another
 <pre>
-http://bbat@cal-server/
+http://bbat@sd-calendar.staroffice.de/
 </pre>
 After creation, you need to switch the view on for this calendar in the ''Calendars'' list.