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Rainlendar does not contain any spyware or adware
(or any other kind of malware for that matter
...and this applies to the free Lite version too).

What is the differences between the Pro and Lite versions? See here.

Want to purchase a license for the Pro version? See here.

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  1. 'Windows Cannot be Installed to This Disk. The Selected Disk is of the GPT Partition Style' Why does this happen?:.'.There are two methods of installing Windows on a Mac. Macs that pre-date Late 2013, support a legacy BIOS method, which uses a GPT/MBR combination to install windows. This is called the Hybrid MBR method.
  2. Role: Other Users in Sub-Role.

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In the Disk Utility, the options for erase, restore and unmount are all unavailable (see picture 2), I imagine that's because you normally cannot do any of these on the OS X Base System disk. This disk is also locked, so I cannot re-install High Sierra (see picture 3).

Looking for a PAD file for Rainlendar? Here is Pro and Lite

Remember to try before you buy! You can install and test the Pro version before you make the decision. The Pro version is fully functional even without the license except that events from network, Outlook and Google calendars will have text [Unregistered] in front of them.
System requirements
  • Windows 7 or newer.
  • 32bit or 64bit operating system
  • 40 MB of available hard disk space
  • 4 GB of RAM or higher recommended
  • A display card capable of showing transparent windows
Mac OS X:
  • Mac OS X High Sierra (10.13) or newer.
  • 64bit operating system
  • 40 MB of available hard disk space
  • 4 GB MB of RAM or higher recommended
  • Ubuntu 16.04 or newer (equivalent Linux distributions should work too).
  • 64bit operating system
  • 40 MB of available hard disk space
  • 4 GB of RAM or higher recommended
  • Window manager capable of showing transparent windows

Box not included

No Disk To Install Macos High Sierra

Install instructions
Just run the installer and follow the instructions.

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Mac OS X:
Double click on the .dmg file and copy the file to your Applications folder. - Download the DEB version of Rainlendar2No Disk To Install Mac Os Sierra
- Double click on the package
- Click 'Install package'

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You can start Rainlendar from the Applications->Office menu.
Linux (others):
See Installing Rainlendar2 on Ubuntu on the How-To Geek.
Or untar (tar jxvf Rainlendar-Pro-{version}.tar.bz2) and run (cd rainlendar2; ./rainlendar2)
Upgrade instructions
Close Rainlendar if it is running and run the installer again. The new version can be installed over the current version so uninstallation is not required. Reinstallation does not affect your existing events or settings.

Important: If you are upgrading from 32bit version to a 64bit it is adviced to uninstall the old 32bit version before installing the 64bit version.

Mac OS X:
Close Rainlendar if it is running copy the .app file from the .dmg archive to your Applications folder. Just close Rainlendar and reinstall the application from the DEB or the archive like described above. If you installed Rainlendar from the DEB package and you are upgrading from the Lite version to the Pro you need to uninstall the Lite version first. This can be done from the Synaptic Package Manager.
Upgrading from Rainlendar 0.22.1:
Rainlendar2 will be installed in a different folder than the previous version (Rainlendar 0.22.1) so it is not necessary to uninstall the old version before you try the new one. Rainlendar2 will allow you to import your old events and tasks when it is started the first time.

When upgrading Rainlendar2 to a newer version the installation does not overwrite your settings or events so is possible to install the new version on top of the old version without uninstalling the old one first. Just make sure Rainlendar2 is not running while you do that.

Sierra

If you have an older version than 0.22.1 you need to first upgrade to 0.22.1 and use that to export the events either as iCalendar or Rainlendar's ini-format.