How to print notes attached to calendar events

Question

My wife has been adding notes to her iPhone 4 calendar on a daily basis that are critical medical information.  I want to be able to print the notes. The event title shows up in print, but not the note infrmation.  Is there any way to print the note inrormation attached to an event ??
I've been undergoing chemotherapy since Feb. My wife meticiously records date, place, drug info, medical notes each day as an event in her iPhone 4 iCal app as a note.  We can use the day and place for tax purposes, and looking for a simple way to do it.  Looking for any way other than cut & paste to a text file.
Any help would be appreciated.

Answer 1

Hello
I don't have Outlook 2011 but only guess here.
Generally speaking, AppleScript's "whose" filter is very limited and does not support list containment test. So perhaps you'd have to resort to something like the following script, which actually scans the events for test.
tell application "Microsoft Outlook"
    my events_with_categories({category "Conference"})
end tell
on events_with_categories(cats)
        list cats : list of categories to be matched
        return list : list of calendar events whose categories contain every item of cats
    script o
        property ee : {}
        property cc : {}
        tell application "Microsoft Outlook"
            set ee to calendar events
            repeat with e in my ee
                set e to e's contents
                set cc to e's categories
                set _match to true
                repeat with c in cats
                    set c to c's contents
                    if c is not in my cc then
                        set _match to false
                        exit repeat
                    end if
                end repeat
                if _match then set end of my ee to e
            end repeat
            return my ee's contents
        end tell
    end script
    tell o to run
end events_with_categories
Notes.
* Script is not tested.
* IF this works but is too slow, we may try to speed it up by retrieving categories of events (list of lists) in one statement, by which we can dramatically reduce the total number of Apple Events to send.
Good luck,
H