Richard, Let's look at both cases here--when you are rescheduling an appointment within the same year of the original appointment, and when you wish to reschedule it in the following year. Your appointment recurs every three weeks. For the sake of illustration, let's say the next schedule is on December 1, 2003.
You now wish to reschedule that appointment to December 22, 2003, which is three weeks after December 1. What do you do? 1) You go to December 1, 2003 and position the cursor on the appointment to be rescheduled. 2) You press BACKSPACE with R (CTRL with R). 3) You press SPACE with dot 5 (READ with L) three times to move three weeks forward, and you will find yourself on December 22, 2003. Hit Enter. 4) You are asked for the scheduled time, and you can either just press ENTER to accept the old schedule or type a new one and hit ENTER. The BN will confirm that the appointment has been rescheduled and places you on that rescheduled date. Now, you wish to reschedule the next occurrence of the appointment, which would be three weeks afterward--January 12, 2004, a very beautiful day when a very beautiful woman in the Philippines was born and named Roselle, <laugh> (and you thought I just chose the dates in this example randomly, LOL). How do you reschedule the appointment this time? 1) While still on December 22, 2003, press SPACE with E (ESCAPE). You will be exited from the planner file, but not the Keyplan Menu, and will only be returned to the calendar. 2) As before, press SPACE with dot 5 (READ with L) three times to move three weeks forward, and you will be on that special day when Roselle's friends on this mailing list are expected to send her expensive presents and call her up, <wink>. Press ENTER. 3) You are back in the planner file, but this time, it's the file for 2004. Press BACKSPACE with S (CTRL with S) and then ENTER. You will be asked for the schedule time, and nothing will be offered, so you must type it in and hit ENTER. 4) You will be asked for the title of the appointment and you must enter it as before, not forgetting to include the phrase, "Roselle's birthday", mwahahaha. Finally, you are asked if you wish to set an alarm, and you can answer yes or no. If you type Y for yes, then just follow the subsequent prompts. As redundantly pointed out for the past couple of days, there is currently no way to simply reschedule an appointment in one year to a date in another year. This is because, if you noticed, dates in the planner file include only the month and the day, but not the year, since Keyplan treats each year as a separate planner file. Thus, when you get to December 31 of a certain year, you can no longer move forward from within that year's planner file, and would only get an error tone, just as what you'd hear if you insist on moving forward within a Keyword document when your cursor is already at the bottom of the file. Therefore, you must select from the calendar the rescheduled date by first exiting the planner file of the old year. If you wish to reschedule the appointment from the most wonderful day of January 12, for instance, you can use the first set of steps I have enumerated above. Hope this helps and has dropped enough hints for those whom i'm targeting, heh heh, just teasing, Roselle >----- QUOTED MESSAGE ----- >Sent by: richard <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >What I'm trying to do is to reschedule an appointment I have every three weeks >so that when the day comes that the next three weeks will be in next year's >planner, I don't have to try and figure out if I got it at the right date, but >can simply reschedule >Apparently you can't yet do this, but I have heard many people suggest that >this be included in a future update. >Here's hoping.
