Hi Carsten! * Carsten Dominik <carsten.domi...@gmail.com> wrote: > > I have no general method. However, you can do this: > > 1. On the "Options" menu, switch "Enter debug on error" on. > 2. Run your agenda to hit the error. A buffer with the backtrace > pops open. > 3. Press > > e (current-buffer) RET > > to learn about the buffer where this happens > > 4. Press > > e pos RET > > to learn about the position of the offending time stamp. > > 5. Press `q' to leave the backtrace buffer, then switch to the buffer > you learned about and find the position you just learned about. > THis should be the bad timestamp.
*This* is the method I was searching for. *Thank* you very much. Now I can see the actual time stamp that causes any problem. -- Karl Voit
