If you have the email message open, interact with it by hitting Vo Shift Down
arrow.
Then VO Down arrow to the event.
VO Space on it. If I remember right, that will bring up a menu that will give
you the option to open the event.
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> On Jan 5, 2017, at 9:46 PM, Marie Lyons
Sorry Chris this isn’t specifically addressed to you. It’s just that predictive
text adds your name once I type mac in the to:
Here’s my question. Is there a way to add an event in an email to the calendar
on the iMac. I am running El Capitan.
Thanks
Marie Lyons
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Subject: events in an email
I received an email from someone listing some dates I n
here a way to have events in an email
> put in your calendar; otherwise than handwriting them in?
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I received an email from someone listing some dates I needed to put on my
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