SOHO Calendars 5.0.5

SOHO Calendars is the easiest way to share calendars on Mac OS X. Shared calendars, events, and to-dos show up automatically in Apples iCal where they can viewed and edited.
A change made to a shared calendar on one users machine automatically shows up in everyone elses iCal. SOHO Calendars is perfect for managing meetings, group projects and shared to-do lists.
Enhancements:
- The software update system now provides additional information regarding cost and system requirements of updates
- Fixed problems with deleting calendars, events, and tasks that were downloaded incompletely
- Fixed problems with deleting events and tasks that have additional information attached such as attendees, etc.
- Improved the speed of attendee auto-completion in the event window
- Fixed crash that would sometimes occur when synchronizing an offline database to the server database
- The software now recognizes the correct first day of the week when setting up recurring events, tasks
- Newly created/deleted calendars now show up immediately in all calendar windows
- Added warning in the Sync preference pane to notify user that enabling note syncing while disabling contact syncing may break note to contact links
- Added ability to synchronize the created and modified dates for notes
- Added the SOHO Sync version number to the sync log
- Increased the timeout of sync sessions from 30 seconds to 1 hour to avoid dropped sync sessions
- Made major performance optimization to the synchronization of contact and calendar multi-value data
- Added a workaround to the Sync Services bug where sync sessions that take longer than 10 minutes to start are inadvertently dropped
- Added a workaround for an Apple bug where cleared addresses, phone numbers, etc. cause Apples Address Book sync client to quit mid-sync
- Fixed problem synchronizing addresses, phone numbers, etc when the contact itself hadnt yet been synced
- Fixed problem where some attendees attached to events showed up as "common name" instead of their real name
- Fixed problem where adding an attendee to an event in a shared database sometimes resulted in the wrong attendee being synchronized.