Chris Haff | 1 Oct 2002 14:46

Re: Event that lasts longer than one day?

Yes, but then I am inputting the start, say 8am ending at 11:55pm (since 
I can't enter midnight), a recurring whole day event and then a final 
event form midnight to say 3pm when the thing is over.  If anything 
changes I need to edit all three events or delete all three events if 
anything changes.

Chris

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Dominik Fritz wrote:
> Elmar Pinkhardt wrote:
> 
>> This may be a dumb question,
>> but how do I imput an event that lasts longer than one day?
>>
> 
> If you want to enter an event that lasts several whole days you could do 
> this using recurring events.
> 
> Dominik
> 

Bin Zhang | 1 Oct 2002 21:36
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Export iCalendar from within Outlook

Several people mentioned that Outlook can export ICalendar, but I 
haven't figured out how to do that for multiple events, or even better, 
the whole calendar.  Anyone knows if this is possible?

Thanks.
bz

Eric Rogers | 2 Oct 2002 16:39

export ICS from Outlook?

The Calendar web site mentions that Outlook can export the ICS format, 
but with Outlook 2002 all I see are comma and tab-separated text 
formats, no ICS.

Lawrence | 3 Oct 2002 21:50

Re: file/edit/view all gone

ok. i just reinstalled mozilla and calendar and its back.

Lawrence wrote:
> any idea why my calendar no longer has the file/edit/view/etc bar? there 
> is the arrow for it but when I click it to show that bar its blank...
> 
> lawrence
> 

AJ Banck | 4 Oct 2002 00:09
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Re: export ICS from Outlook?

ICS exports is called 'Save As' in Outlook 2002.
If you search the newsgroup, I posted a message how to export the complete
calendar of Outlook to Mozilla with Outport.
ArentJan

"Eric Rogers" <edr <at> ericrogers.org> wrote in message
news:anf03e$r851 <at> ripley.netscape.com...
> The Calendar web site mentions that Outlook can export the ICS format,
> but with Outlook 2002 all I see are comma and tab-separated text
> formats, no ICS.
>

Ralf Michl | 4 Oct 2002 12:55
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calendar & phoenix

Hi,

does anybody know if the calendar development team is looking at phoenix? Is
anything planned in this direction - or does it already work (somehow)?

Ralf

Mike Potter | 4 Oct 2002 16:09

Re: calendar & phoenix

I run Phoenix as my every day web browser and think its great.
Calendar will not be made into a Phoenix extension.
It is possible, once the Xul Runtime Environment is finished that 
calendar will be made into a standalone application.
Mike

Ralf Michl wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> does anybody know if the calendar development team is looking at phoenix? Is
> anything planned in this direction - or does it already work (somehow)?
> 
> Ralf
> 
> 

Bin Zhang | 4 Oct 2002 20:14
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Re: export ICS from Outlook?

AJ Banck wrote:
> ICS exports is called 'Save As' in Outlook 2002.
> If you search the newsgroup, I posted a message how to export the complete
> calendar of Outlook to Mozilla with Outport.
> ArentJan

Outport is not available in Windows, correct?  Any alternative for 
Windows platform?

Thanks.
bz

> 
> "Eric Rogers" <edr <at> ericrogers.org> wrote in message
> news:anf03e$r851 <at> ripley.netscape.com...
> 
>>The Calendar web site mentions that Outlook can export the ICS format,
>>but with Outlook 2002 all I see are comma and tab-separated text
>>formats, no ICS.
>>
> 
> 
> 

JP | 5 Oct 2002 12:07
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how to manage holidays and other special events

I think it is crucial to have special event types as some people already 
have pointed out. Holidays should be special by several means:

Each holiday should have a list of country codes where it is valid.
This would make it is to have a drop down menu of all the country
codes and tick mark those you want to display in the calendar -
essential to plan business trips or business dates involving
people from several countries.
Currently it is hard to change the set of countries for
which to show holidays.

Holidays should by default be shown very small - e.g. just the
country code in red. One day could then concisely show holiday
information for several countries, e.g. like "(US)(UK)(ES)"
The tooltip would give the usual detailled information.

There should be a distinction of holidays (where business people
dont work), and festival days (traditional days of festivity, but not
free) - this is important to know in some countries when you want
to plan business trips.

Holdiay information should always contain a validity range!
This should also be a property of the file from which to
import the holiday info: calendar should alert the user
if he shows a date with invalid or expired holiday info.
Currently, some holdiays are valid forever, others only
one year, and it is easy to forget updating the info.

Normal events should allow repeat conditions like
"except on (UK) holiday" or "first (UK) workday"
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Myroslav Opyr | 5 Oct 2002 13:46
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Re: how to manage holidays and other special events

JP wrote:

> Each holiday should have a list of country codes where it is valid.
> This would make it is to have a drop down menu of all the country
> codes and tick mark those you want to display in the calendar -
> essential to plan business trips or business dates involving
> people from several countries.
> Currently it is hard to change the set of countries for
> which to show holidays.

No need to change the event type, just put the Holiday in several 
calendar files. It can be achieved in the case we'll have tree-view 
instead of list of [remote] calendars (With ability to show/hide/mixed 
the whole subtree). Then showing and hiding Holidays of different 
contries/regions will be easy. One Tree Node could contain holiday 
calendars of many/all countries/regions (possibly in the tree).

> [snip]
>
> There should be a distinction of holidays (where business people
> dont work), and festival days (traditional days of festivity, but not
> free) - this is important to know in some countries when you want
> to plan business trips.

Similar solution here, not going out of . Events have Busy Time property 
and can occupy time, can be tentative or just informational.

> Holdiay information should always contain a validity range!
> This should also be a property of the file from which to
> import the holiday info: calendar should alert the user
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