>> - doesn't list every single occurrence of a recurring item, but only the
>> first one?
>>
> Omigod! Please no! Imagine what would happen with an event that has no
> termination date, such as a birthday.
Then you'd quickly learn to build custom views with time limits.
And, I suspect that I might actually use the custom view for the calendar,
event, and task stuff if I could actually build a custom view with "this
week", "next week", "this month", "next month", etc.
At least if there were a way that I could store my calendar on a centralized
data store.
Anybody up to writing scripts that use Program Linking to sync E'rage
calendar, event, and task stuff across multiple machines? I haven't even
looked at the dictionary enough to know if it's possible...
>> Also it would be nice to see the weekday of an event in the date column.
> A nice thought.
Actually a very useful one.
Having been swallowed by a corporate whale, I find that I've a lot more
recurring events. I really don't like having to label them "Bill's Thursday
Client Software Conference Call" and "Ted's Wednesday Server Hardware
Conference Call" (or "The Monday morning Conference Call wherein we hold
<unnamed computer vendor>'s hand and reassure them that our hardware and
software still work perfectly find with their hardware and software") in
order to tell at a glance which day they're on...
The date serves as a way to avoid scheduling conflicts...but the day is what
I use during the week to know what I'm doing when.
>> Any chance to get this (fixed) in the first maintenance release of
>> Entourage?
Absolutely not. ;-)
Maybe in the first incremental feature release. But with Microsoft focused
on Entourage for MacOS X (EfX), I doubt that we'll see an incremental
feature release. More likely we'll see a 1.5 or 2.0 "Entourage Classic" 3-6
months after EfX. But I'm just guessing.
mikel
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