Hi all.
I switched to Macs about 3 years ago now (Tiger?). Still a bunch of simple things OSX doesn't appear to do that drive me nuts. One is that I still can't see how to create an event that has a different start and end time zone. I recently went on a trip to Europe and needed to do this a lot. I ended up buying BusyCal, which had no problem with this using the same calendar database. Therefore, it looks like it's just an issue with iCal/Calendar not letting me set it up.
BusyCal has a new update that's not cheap and they're now using the app store so they can't provide upgrade discounts
So, I'm trying OSX Calendar again but even in 10.8.2, it still can't do this. Is it just me? Is there some secret setting I'm missing? I have Time Zone support enabled.
Another thing it can't do - that BusyCal can - it select a bunch of events and edit them together. This is great for cleaning up lots of events that are in the wrong calendar.
Any ideas or suggestions welcome.
Thanks,
David
I switched to Macs about 3 years ago now (Tiger?). Still a bunch of simple things OSX doesn't appear to do that drive me nuts. One is that I still can't see how to create an event that has a different start and end time zone. I recently went on a trip to Europe and needed to do this a lot. I ended up buying BusyCal, which had no problem with this using the same calendar database. Therefore, it looks like it's just an issue with iCal/Calendar not letting me set it up.
BusyCal has a new update that's not cheap and they're now using the app store so they can't provide upgrade discounts
So, I'm trying OSX Calendar again but even in 10.8.2, it still can't do this. Is it just me? Is there some secret setting I'm missing? I have Time Zone support enabled.
Another thing it can't do - that BusyCal can - it select a bunch of events and edit them together. This is great for cleaning up lots of events that are in the wrong calendar.
Any ideas or suggestions welcome.
Thanks,
David