I have chosen to hide my all day events. in day view the last item is the
event list, it will show your current event, but if you use the arrow keys up
and down without using the the VO keys you can then move between the items of
the list.
I noticed in advanced preferences that there is the o
I have at minimum, two events on my calendar; one is in December 2011 and one
today in August of 2012. On my iPod, the event list shows these two and I
think some others left over. On the Mac in Day view, these do not appear in a
single list. I only see events for today. I believe the events
Now that I have learned to put appointments on my calendar by writing "Meeting
on 14 August at 15:00," for example, I have found no problems with calendar
whatsoever. I do with when adjusting alerts that we didn't have to keep
tabbing back to where we were in the event details scroll area, but
That is the thing, the full list is present in the day view.
I could understand if some of the table and row stuff was actually relevant,
but you don't hear iOS reading it all out, and I can't find a way to switch it
off.
On 14 Aug 2012, at 16:52, Steve Holmes wrote:
> In a day view like this,
In a day view like this, wouldn't the list only be events for that
given day? I was looking for a list of all available appointments
regardless of what day it is. It would just sort them in
chronological order like it does on IOS.
You seem to have a lot of criticisms for the calendar ap. I don't
My personal preference would be to use the Reminders app for appointments.
Teresa
On Aug 14, 2012, at 7:19 AM, Chris Moore wrote:
> You have to switch to day view to see a list. Personally I think a list view
> should be added to the toolbar.
>
> I wrote to Apple expressing my disappointment
You have to switch to day view to see a list. Personally I think a list view
should be added to the toolbar.
I wrote to Apple expressing my disappointment with Calendar and felt it should
be more intuitive, be more iOS like and require less interacting.
This is my observation of the app as you
I have a question about the list of appointments possible in Calendar. On IOS
devices, you can see a full list view of all appointments, past and present in
a single view. I was thinking since Mountain Lion's approach in many apps is
more closely similar to their IOS counterparts,, that list c
