On 5, Jun 2008, at 5:01, WAMUG Mailing List included examples of an
anomaly which
has confused me for some time. It's likely that this has been
explained in the past,
but I have missed it.
Example: In Ronni's reply to Gary, the symbols =92s appear in my
received Digest copy in
place of apostrophes. There are a number of similar replacements.
Why is this?
Vlad James
using iMac 2.4 GHz, MacOS 10.5.2, Mail 3.2
************* snipped from WAMUG Digest #1753 *****************
the first square, the current day, and you=92ll see the (usual)
month =20=
view drawer pulled out at right.
Now, click again, you=92ll see appearing a new drawer.
If you have some events in the current day, they will show up there
in =20=
a list (otherwise, it will be a black square, that=92s it).
They are linked to iCal app, so if you click one of these events,
iCal =20=
will start and bring you to this event.
It=92s not a trick, I know, just an observation but since it=92s a =20
Leopard=92 newbie, it looks very handy for me.
Then there is an application called CaliBrate that allows you to
batch =20=
process iCal events. It also has an event drawer that allows you to
=20
view search result details and edit or add events in the drawer.
Using =20=
a range preset like search for events =93coming week=94 you can =20
approximate the behaviour of iCal 2=92s drawer on Leopard. But
that=92s =20=
only part of what it does. It also has a Magic Hat to drop text onto
=20
to create new events. It=92s a first release so missing features
will be =
=20
added later.
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