Ical view.

My I cal is stuck in month/year mode, I can not see the day veiw. Anoyingly I can not see the options to switch veiws either.

Joseph,
Where are you having this problem? On your computer, or on your iPhone?
If you are experiencing the problem on your computer, please specify your hardware/operating system.

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I cannot find the reminder list in teh iCal view pane. Pls help

That's because reminders were moved out of iCal/Calendar in Mountain Lion and into their own dedicated Reminders app.

Ical view seems weird?

Posted in wrong section, deleted...

Timothy,
The only missing feature that you can display with Lion iCal is "Reminders:" iCal>View>Show Reminders.
Mini calendars are no longer an optional display feature.

Get rid of event list in iCal view

I just upgraded to Lion. When I first opened iCal, it showed a single column with events shown by hour. Somehow, in fiddling with the settings, I ended up with two columns -- one on the left showing past and future events as a scrollable list, and one on the right showing events by the hour for a specific day, week, etc.
How do I get back to the single column showing events by the hour? I don't want the scrollable list.

Don H., I feel your pain.
I just picked up my new MBP from the Apple Store tonight. They imported all of my data, and when I picked up the computer, they took me through each app to make sure all my data had imported correctly. When they showed me iCal, it looked perfect--all of my stuff was there, hour by hour, in Day view. It basically looked just like it did in Snow Leopard. My friend's birthday is today, so I was delighted to see that Event at the top of the hour-by-hour list--that's how I knew my data was there.
When I opened iCal at home, it looks completely different. I now have this horrible formatting with a giant monthly calendar and a list of events on the left. The hour-by-hour list (which is what I use iCal for) is so narrow that I can't read any of the entries in their entirety. I dragged the border as far as I could to maximize the width of the hour-by-hour list and it's still only a little over an inch wide. Meanwhile, the list of events that I DON'T need is 4 to 5 inches wide.
I've looked through all of the help menus and the only options for "viewing the calendar differently" are Day, Week, Month or Year.
What I don't understand is, why did it look normal while I was at the store, but completely different when I got home? If it had looked like this at the store, I could've asked for help while I was there. I'm disappointed in the new format but can't figure out how to get back to what it looked like at the store. Wish I could help. I'll keep watching this discussion to see if you get help. Good luck.

Things tags in ical -view

I synchronized ical with things and my tags are shown at the right side beside the month view.Is there a possibilit to integrate the tags in the day fields!?

Do you mean Divs or AP Divs?

ICal View-Used to be able to view week with months on the side

In the older version, I used to be able to view my iCal in the week view, with a colum on the side that showed the calandars. I just updated to Lion and can't figure out how to get this same view.

Greetings,
The calendar side bar is a drop down menu in Lion. To see the calendars you must click on the "Calendars" button in the top left corner of the iCal window. The list is designed to disappear when not in use.
The feature you are looking for does seem to be a part of the next version of OS X, Mountain Lion: http://www.macworld.com/article/1165436/mountain_lion_hands_on_with_contacts_and _calendar.html
Cheers.

ICal view question

New Mac Book Pro user.
Just bought last night and am setting up calender.
iCal is displaying events from 1:00pm and later but will not allow me to view or add events earlier.
Is there a simple fix for this?
With thanks from a new Mac user.
Don

Thank you both for the response, even the one that inferred I was a twit.
The reason I posted the question is that the preferences in iCal are 5:00 am to 5:00pm but but the view on the calendar is 12:00 pm to 12:00 am.
I had assumed the comment associated with "preferences" was some place other than iCal as they appear to be set correctly.
Is it possible that there is a problem with either the software or some setup in the computer date and time controls?
Thanks again for any comments, Don

Exchange permissions for calendars and other resources for iCal viewing...

I am trying to track down how one is to set their calendar resource permissions in Exchange to successfully allow another Exchange based iCal user to "VIEW" their calendar (as a delegate). I am also trying to determine if this permission should be the same or different for other resources (rooms, etc.)
Right now
- I am able to view person's calendars that have explicitly set permission to a group/person for "Reviewer"
- I am unable to view a person's calendar who has set the "Default" user's permission to "Reviewer" (One would think that "Default" would be a greater catchall.
-I am unable to view resource (room, etc) calendars with the default permissions. Am currently investigating with our Exchange Administrators what the permissions are at default.

Yes, it is possible. Prior to v3.0, one needed to choose over-the-air vs. iTunes syncing of contacts/calendars. Then, it was still possible to have both personal and Exchange data, but the personal data had to come from MobileMe. Currently, it's possible to have an Exchange account on the iPhone and also to sync personal contacts/calendars via iTunes; multiple email accounts including an Exchange account have been possible since v2.0.
FYI, I currently have an Exchange account, and I sync my personal contacts/calendars via iTunes from my Mac.

All events are missing in iCal view

iPhone can still sync with the events so they are still there, but I can't see them. If I add a new event, I can't edit it and then when I leave iCal and come back the event has also disappeared.
Any thoughts?

ChemApple,
Try refreshing the iCal plist file, and the "Calendar Cache" file. You will find the "com.apple.iCal.plist" file in your Macintosh HD/Users/yourusername/Library/Preferences Folder. Quit iCal, and drag the .plist file to your Desktop.
Also find the "Calendar Cache" file in the Macintosh HD/Users/yourusername/Library/Calendars Folder. Drag the Calendar Cache file, or any other "Cache" files which may be in the Calendars Folder to the Desktop. Then log out/in or restart and check iCal for normal behavior.
;~)

ICal View Options

Am I wrong or, by upgrading to Leopard have I lost the ability to view all appointments from a selected calendar in list format at the bottom of the calendar? Am I just missing something? I loved that!

gregcsmith wrote:
I may just be being stupid, but I can't get that to work. When i type in " my processor slows down, get the beach ball of death and then just opens a panel with a list of appointments below it. Does not highlight all the appointments in the specific calendar. Can anyone help!
It's a little tricky. And, as this trick is otherwise undocumented, AFAIK, we're sort of making this up as we go along.
1. Select a calendar by having the box to the left of its name checked (easiest way: Deselect all by Apple-clicking just one box, then click on the calendar(s) the items for which you want to list)
2. Enter 2-double quote marks, like this-""-in the search field
3. To edit items in the list (e.g., I invariably find things that need tweaking), select the item, and execute the Apple-e command
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Ted in NC

Printing list view in ical

I use mail and ical for everything now. Everything is fine except When I want to print the "list view" which shows my “to dos”. It displays the URL the “do to” is attached to in mail. I use notes often in mail and enter to dos in the notes so they will have URL links. The link only becomes a nuisance when I want to print, otherwise it’s very useful.
Why would the long URL paths display when in print view???!!!!! It doesn’t make any sense.
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ecernek,
There is no event list option on iCal like the one on the iPhone.
That number means that you have an event invitation. Use iCal>View>Show Notifications to choose what to do with the notification.

Weekly "List View" in iCal

Hello - my family has recently converted to Mac, and my wife and I have been long-time Outlook users in our workplaces...
Trying to help my wife get her calendar data to iCal - one of the few things that we miss from Outlook is the "Week" view, which shows like Outlook's (7-Day view), which has a large grid of the 7 days in the current week, and all events displayed in a text-based "list" format, and clearly displaying numerical start and end times, rather than the graphical "block" method of iCal's default Week view.
The Month view on iCal comes close, but it is rather cramped when you want a closer-in look, and also omits end time.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!

ecernek,
There is no event list option on iCal like the one on the iPhone.
That number means that you have an event invitation. Use iCal>View>Show Notifications to choose what to do with the notification.

Event List view in iCal?

I would love to have an Event List view in iCal like I do on the calendar on my iPhone. Is there such a thing? The particular reason for wanting it (this time) is that one of the calendars in the ON MY MAC list has a number in a oval to the right.
I believe this is trying to tell me that there is a new event that I need to do something about. Problem is, I don't know where to find it.

ecernek,
There is no event list option on iCal like the one on the iPhone.
That number means that you have an event invitation. Use iCal>View>Show Notifications to choose what to do with the notification.

ICal applescript "view calendar"

When I run the following applescript
tell application "iCal"
view calendar at date "Thursday, June 19, 2008 4:00:00 PM"
end tell
iCal moves to Thursday, but when I run
tell application "iCal"
view calendar at date "Thursday, June 19, 2008 5:00:00 PM"
end tell
it moves to Friday..
I'm guessing it is one of the bugs relating to the timezone management within iCal? (I'm in California)
Is it just me and my computer or is this actually a bug?

Is it just me and my computer
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Is it possible to have the ical view on the IPad (namely the virtual diary pages) on the MacPro?
If yes can any one tel how to do it.
Sorry for being a pest new to Mac
Steve...

You'd think changing the layout would be a simple matter - not. I've given up on trying to change from landscape back to portrait. Evidently it cannot be done. Apple has managed to do most things well, but iCal is an exception.

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