Just to summarise, as it seems many people get needlessly confused by Apple's Calendar, there is more than one way to add an event in Calendar. The easiest by far, I believe, is the quick add feature that Anne mentioned. Just press Command-N to add a new event. You can do this from anywhere within the app. This brings up a dialog with a message saying "Create quick event" and a text edit area. The text edit area will contain the example, "Movie at 7pm on Friday", or something like that. Just navigate to this and then you can type, and what you type will replace this example sentence. Calendar creates an event with all the necessary details which it interprets from your text. So for example if you write, "Lunch with Tim Cook Thursday 30 Jan 2–4", Calendar will create an event with the title "Lunch with Tim Cook", scheduled for Thursday January 30th, starting at 14:00 and ending at 16:00. You don't need to stick to any particular formula when you write the event, just write it in natural language and it's pretty clever about working out what you mean. It's really very quick and simple. All the best, Nic
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