I'll have a look when I get home in about 10 or so hours. I would look in the prefences and if it is not there then I guess look at th emac world blog to see if they have any hints regarding that. lol!
On Aug 2, 2012, at 9:06, Paul Hopewell <hopew...@hopewell.org.uk> wrote: > Hi Sarah, > The month calendar view does indeed work as you describe. However my problem > is not "what events are happening on 10 August" but rather "I have a dentist > appointment sometime in mid August but cannot remember when". For this > purpose the list view is ideal if it would start at a sensible date like > today. > > I could use the search facility but entering "dentist" via the virtual > keyboard is a bit tricky. > > I suppose I could request my iMac to automatically delete all events older > than say 7 days (on Lion it was set to delete all events older than 30 days). > However I cannot find this automatic delete option on Mountain Lion. Does > anyone know where it is? It used to be under the advanced tab on Lion. > > Best regards.... > > Paul Hopewell > On 1 Aug 2012, at 20:14, Sarah Alawami <marri...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> The month view is actually easier. as it is shaped like a calendar. Jut >> tough where eyou think the day is and move your finger accordingly. then >> tap the day and at the bottom is the events if any. If no events it will >> tell you so. The today button will present the events at the bottom in a >> separate section. >> >> hope that helps. >> On Aug 1, 2012, at 12:02 PM, Paul Hopewell <hopew...@hopewell.org.uk> wrote: >> >>> Hello, >>> I am running the latest version of IOS on my iPHone 3GS. I use the list >>> view to display my calendar as that enables me to quickly see forthcoming >>> events. I use iCloud to sync with my iMac calendar on Mountain Lion. I have >>> my iMac calendar options set to delete appointments older than 30 days. >>> >>> My question is how can I display the Calendar list view starting at today's >>> date? This occasionaly happens automatically when I open the calendar app >>> on my iPhone but usually the calendar list view starts 30 days ago which >>> makes it tricky to view events for today and the following few days. >>> >>> I see that there is a button at the bottom of the calendar display titled >>> "today" which I hoped would rest the list vview to start at today;today's >>> date. Alas that button does not usually do anything. >>> >>> Any thoughts? 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