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 ===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].
+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> or preferrably <code>HTTPS</code> URL to a [http://www.sun.com/software/products/calendar_srvr/index.xml Sun Java System Calendar server].
 <pre>
 http://sd-calendar.staroffice.de/
 </pre>
-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
+You can encode your common user-id into the url which will be used for the login prompt, e.g.
 <pre>
 http://jdoe@sd-calendar.staroffice.de/
-</pre>
-and another
-<pre>
-http://bbat@sd-calendar.staroffice.de/
 </pre>
 After creation, you need to switch the view on for this calendar in the ''Calendars'' list.
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 For login, you will be asked for a pair of ''UserName/Password''.
 If you don't pass login, you will be asked again.
-If you cancel login, you won't be asked
+If the calendar server does not support <code>HTTPS</code>, you will be asked whether to continue the login.
-again anymore.
-<code>HTTPS</code> is preferred, even if you have specified plain <code>HTTP</code>,
-because the password is transmitted.  If the calendar server does not
-support <code>HTTPS</code> (at least for login), you will be asked whether to
-continue the login.
 ===UI===
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 *0 &rarr; no logging (release, default)
 *1 &rarr; some logging, connection etc., but no calendar data
-*2 &rarr; full log
+*2 &rarr; verbose log
+*3 &rarr; very verbose log
-You can increase the log level your <code>user.js</code> in your profile:
+You can set the log level your <code>user.js</code> in your profile:
   user_pref("calendar.wcap.log_level", ''n'');
+or via ''Edit&rarr;Preferences&rarr;Advanced&rarr;General&rarr;Config Editor...'' (Thunderbird 2, Unix) and even change it without restarting Thunderbird.
-Building Lightning, the ''default'' log level (i.e. 0) can be overridden, e.g.
- make wcap_logging=2
-The effective log level is
- max( build-default-log-level, user-pref-log-level )
 ===Log File===