Typing This:

meet Bob Fowler (Bristol) on 26 April in Senate House Rm349 re Mythography 
and the Intellectual Landscape of Fifth-Century Greece

Gave me the picture attached.

No good?

Seems that the word Room threw it, but should be okay with what I suggest?

Is that helpful for your needs?


On Thursday, March 8, 2012 4:01:58 PM UTC, Jason Davies wrote:
>
> I've got Lion with iCal and Quickcal. I've just wasted half an hour 
> discovering that 'natural' entry is anything but if it's not 'movie at 
> 7pm tonight'
>
> Does anyone have a crib sheet for ideal syntax? What I keep finding is 
> that when an event is more than one word (eg the name of an academic 
> paper, which is *never* one word, barely one sentence usually) and the 
> location is complex (eg 'room G22/26 senate house', it doesn't stand a 
> chance. googling just gets me lots of 'wow this does natural diary 
> entry' without any specifics and FAQs just send me round in a circle or 
> inform me that if I register at yet another forum...
>
> cribsheet anyone? template for adding these things?
>
>
>
On Thursday, March 8, 2012 4:01:58 PM UTC, Jason Davies wrote:
>
> I've got Lion with iCal and Quickcal. I've just wasted half an hour 
> discovering that 'natural' entry is anything but if it's not 'movie at 
> 7pm tonight'
>
> Does anyone have a crib sheet for ideal syntax? What I keep finding is 
> that when an event is more than one word (eg the name of an academic 
> paper, which is *never* one word, barely one sentence usually) and the 
> location is complex (eg 'room G22/26 senate house', it doesn't stand a 
> chance. googling just gets me lots of 'wow this does natural diary 
> entry' without any specifics and FAQs just send me round in a circle or 
> inform me that if I register at yet another forum...
>
> cribsheet anyone? template for adding these things?
>
>
>
On Thursday, March 8, 2012 4:01:58 PM UTC, Jason Davies wrote:
>
> I've got Lion with iCal and Quickcal. I've just wasted half an hour 
> discovering that 'natural' entry is anything but if it's not 'movie at 
> 7pm tonight'
>
> Does anyone have a crib sheet for ideal syntax? What I keep finding is 
> that when an event is more than one word (eg the name of an academic 
> paper, which is *never* one word, barely one sentence usually) and the 
> location is complex (eg 'room G22/26 senate house', it doesn't stand a 
> chance. googling just gets me lots of 'wow this does natural diary 
> entry' without any specifics and FAQs just send me round in a circle or 
> inform me that if I register at yet another forum...
>
> cribsheet anyone? template for adding these things?
>
>
>

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