Whenever I want to reply to an iCal event it opens up Mail.app to send the response. I don't use Mail.app and use Sparrow instead. Sparrow is set as the default mail client but that doesn't seem to make any difference. Is there any way to make iCal not open up Mail.app and use "Insert any other mail client here" instead
MacOS – Accept Invite in iCal – without Mail.app
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iCal doesn't send invitations - Google Calendar do.
You need to set up Notifications for each Google Calendar - main and sub-calendars.
"Google Cal->Calendar settings->Calendars->[select calendar]->Notifications->[set check mark at Email and/or SMS for each type of invitations]"
Under Accounts in Preferences, there's a field there called "Email Address:". You can put a comma-separated list of addresses in there, like this:
Now your "Compose" window will have a "From" popup menu that lets you choose your sending address:
AFAIK, this works for pretty much any mail account type, as long as your mail provider allows you to muck around with the From: header.
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Best Answer
Theres a pre written apple script solution for this and fairly easy instructions that any apple script novice should be able to follow. You can find the download and instructions here.