Posted on November 23rd, 2005 by Brian Stucki
Ebay.com is one of the ten most popular sites on the web so I’m guessing that I am not the only Mac owner that uses it. If you make it a practice to follow auctions as a buyer or seller, you’ll really like Baywatch.
Baywatch will allow you to take an auction and automatically enter the end date straight into iCal. It will also let you set an alarm (sound, email, etc.) to warn you when the end of an auction is getting near. It is simple to use, just load the auction in your browser and then hit the “Refresh” button in Baywatch. The information will all be put in automatically. Then, select “Yes” and the event will be put into iCal.
As you would expect, this saves you time from having to sign in to “My Ebay” to watch the auctions. To make it even more convenient, load the iCal Events Widget and take a look at all the upcoming events easily.
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