10.7.4 iCal bug?

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  1. vassillios, May 16, 2012

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    Has anybody else noticed iCal event weirdness?

    For example. I create a new event and it defaults to "all day" so I change the start time to, let's say 4pm, the end time defaults to 6am. Didn't it used to default to 1 hour after your start time? I thought the default was to enter a start time nearest to the time you created the event, not "all day".

    Now lets say I want to CMD C an event to copy an it and CMD V to paste it to another day. But by accident I double click the day I want to paste into so it creates a new event and I then CMD V, something weird happens....give it a try (make note of the end date).
     
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  2. wrldwzrd89, May 16, 2012

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    I haven't been using iCal on my Mac enough to notice this until you pointed it out. It sure is weird, though. You are right - the default's always been 1 hour after the start time for the end time.
     
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  3. waynep, May 16, 2012

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    When I create a new event, then edit it . . . i turn off the all day check box, I get 10AM and 6PM as the default times to change. I am on 10.7.4.
     
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