Paul
Thu Dec 25 15:50:47 CST 2003
On 12/24/03 1:47 PM, in article
2af54b08.0312241347.164e729f@posting.google.com, "ak" <kashcow1@hotmail.com>
wrote:
> Thanks for the reply, unfortunately it seems to be more trouble to do
> it that way.
Yes it is.
> Besides the fact that I prefer monthly view, even if I
> right-click week (or day) from a particular day, it doesn't
> necessarily go to the right week (or day). If I'm not mistaken, it
> goes to the last one you viewed.
The simplest thing is to select an event "slot" while in Week or Day view
and double-click it open. It will be set to the start and end times of the
selection. If you chose the start time you want, you can now choose the end
time - or else you can use the shift key when selecting in the calendar to
select an event spanning exactly the period (end time) you want (if it ends
on the half-hour) so no further adjustment is necessary. Whichever you find
easier.
>
> It's just an annoyance, I don't see why you shouldn't be able to set a
> default reminder in monthly view.
I guess because it would have to implemented to do so - nothing in software
happens by itself. Since a lot of people have requested the same as you, who
knows - perhaps it will be done in a later version. You could help make that
more likely by requesting this feature via Help/Send Feedback.
>At least the reminders work though,
> that's why I switched from iCal.
Reliability of function does seem rather more important, yes. Reminders
work.
>
>
>
> Mickey Stevens <mickey.stevens@mvps.org> wrote in message
> news:<BC0F11C3.22631%mickey.stevens@mvps.org>...
>> Create new events in Day, Work Week, or Week view. Such events will not be
>> all-day by default and will use the default reminder time you have set in
>> General Preferences.
>>
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