I'm not having any problems entering all the information for calendar entries 
either. The problem I do have is with multiple calendars when I navigate 
through the events, some are not announced.  I think I saw a post from someone 
else a while back confirming this kind of behavior.  Nevertheless, it makes the 
calendar very suspect and not nearly as useful as it needs to be.  I come from 
Outlook for Windows and have really transitioned completely to the Mac and am 
finding that it is quite lacking in some ways with regard to the calendar. 
Although it works well on the iPhone, it would be nice if it was a little more 
consistent and less quirky with VO on Mac OS.

I think your problems with entering the appointments are likely resolvable if 
someone can figure out exactly where things are going wrong.

On Mar 23, 2015, at 9:20 PM, Tim Kilburn <[email protected]> wrote:

Hi,

Not sure why you got stuck there.  At the moment, I’ve turned off my other 
calendars so that I only have one that I’m putting appointments into,.  This 
also means that I can hide the Calendar list which is where you appear to have 
got stuck.  Locations work fine for me and I’ve seen no reason to think that 
Calendar on the Mac is broken at all.  I’d have to have an actual step by step 
commentary of your process to determine where the problems are arising for you.

Later...

Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada

On Mar 23, 2015, at 17:07, Kawal Gucukoglu <[email protected]> wrote:

Hello.

Today, I set up an appointment on the Mac but had to edit some of the details 
using my I phone 6 Plus.  I created the even in the way Tim explained on this 
list some time ago.  But when i came to set up alert number two, it went to the 
toolbar and there was a calendar sources table and a vertical splitter to the 
right of that table.  I could not get out of that table so I closed the 
calendar and had to edit the same event using my I phone.  Also when I tried to 
put a location in as I had put the same location in using my I phone as the 
iPhone found the correct address, there was no such thing on the Mac.  All in 
All, the calendar on the I phone is much easier to use.  Perhaps the calendar 
on the Mac is broken somewhat?

Kawal.

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