Any ideas on this:
How do I set the Start Date / End Date and Start Time and End Time on a new
calendar item with applescript???
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On 6/21/02 11:33 AM, "Domains4Days.com" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Entourage calendar help ...
>
> I'm having trouble ... How do I set the Start Date / End Date and Start Time
> and End Time ???
>
>
> ... Assuming that I had previously set some of these variables earlier in
> the code... Then ...
>
>
> tell application "Microsoft Entourage"
> activate
>
>
> -- get the information from the message, and store it in variables
> set theName to vNam
> set theCategory to "Cool"
> set thePriority to "High"
> set theContent to vBod
> set theStartDate to "07/02/02"
> set theEndDate to "07/02/02"
> set theStartTime to "???10am ???"
> set theEndTime to "???2pm ???"
>
>
> ... WHAT DO I PUT HERE ....?:
>
> set newEvent to make new event with properties {subject:theName,
> content:theContent, ?????start time:theStart???? End date --- starttime end
> time etc.}
>
> open newEvent
> end tell
>
>
>
> ===========
>
>
>
> Class event: A calendar event
> Plural form:
> events
> Properties:
> ID integer [r/o] -- the event's unique ID
> subject Unicode text -- subject of the event
> location Unicode text -- location of the event
> content Unicode text -- description of the event
> start time date -- time at which the event starts
> end time date -- time at which the event ends
> all day event boolean [r/o] -- is the event an all day event?
> recurring boolean [r/o] -- is the event recurring?
> category a list of reference -- the list of categories
> links a list of reference [r/o] -- the list of linked items
> properties record -- property that allows setting a list of properties
>
>
> THANKS IN ADVANCE...
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