On 9/14/03 12:48 AM, D�nes Bogs�nyi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 2003-09-14 16:06, "Paul Berkowitz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> On 9/13/03 10:47 PM, "Julian Vrieslander" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >>> Create a new calendar event. Type a character in the "subject" field. Now >>> change your mind - you don't really need a new calendar event. >>> >>> Where's the cancel button? There is none. >> >> See the Trash icon button in the window's toolbar? That's your Cancel >> button. > > Is that intuitive? NO!!!!!!!!
Deleting a calendar event whether it's finished or unfinished is the same, hit COMMAND-Delete or press the Trash button. What else should the Trash button do that would make more sense? Obviously the system isn't intuitive enough, since most people are used to being presented with a "Do you want to save this event: Yes, No, Cancel" dialogue box. But once you figure out the Trash button, it's actually less work. > It seems that the whole calendar area is an undeveloped/misdeveloped area no > one in Microsoft could care less about. You can always use the free, Apple alternative - iCal. If you don't run screaming away from its sluggishness, limited color palette, and general quirkiness, congratulations. > BTW. In Entourage, the only way to open a url is to copy and paste it into > Safari, ever since the latest update. Doubleclicking simply does NOT work!!! Maybe for you, but not for me. Any hyperlinks that are underlined, such as <http://www.apple.com/>, will launch in the browser on one click for me. URLs that do not include the preceding http:// prefix, such as www.apple.com are not underlined, but will launch with a COMMAND-Click. I only sometimes need to click twice in complex HTML messages. > Everything under the Services subtab under the Safari tab is greyed out and > I can find NO indication of how to change that. Another BUG!!!! When if ever > is it going to be fixed? Or is this another case of Microsoft/Apple not > cring after having sold a lemon? All of the Services are grayed out in Entourage, because it doesn't support Services. Carbon apps don't automatically support Services, like Cocoa apps do, so it's not a bug. I've never heard Microsoft, Apple or anyone else claim Entourage supported Services, so I don't see any false advertising there. Eddie Hargreaves -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> archives: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.letterrip.com/> old-archive: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.boingo.com/>
