Contents
- Introduction
- Adding calendars from other sources
- Configuring settings and options
- Working with menus and toolbars
- Viewing calendar data
- Viewing and configuring reminders
- Working with calendar data
- Working with contact data
- Exporting and publishing calendar data
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Overview
The Edit menu provides a variety of commands for editing
selected items. The available commands will vary depending on
the current selection. It also provides commands for undoing or
redoing most operations, including the snoozing/dismissal of
reminders or deletion of items.
Edit Menu Commands - Selection Independent
Regardless of the current selection, the following commands
will always be available on the Edit Menu...
Undo
This command will undo the most recent operation. The exact
operation will be included as part of the Undo command's caption
(example: Undo Delete Event). After undoing an operation, the
next recent operation will be associated with the Undo command,
and the operation that was undone will be assigned to the Redo
command. There is no limit to the number of operations that can
be added to the undo stack and associated with the Undo command.
The only time the undo stack will be cleared is when an
operation is performed, such as importing events from an
iCalendar file, that is too complex to be undone. The following
are examples of operations that can be undone:
- Creating or deleting an item (calendar, event, task,
category, etc)
- Dismissing a reminder
- Snoozing a reminder
- Changing an item appearance (calendar, event, category,
etc)
- Rescheduling an event
- Editing an event, task, or note
- Creating a new item (calendar, event, task, note,
category, etc)
- Categorizing or prioritizing an event or task
- Marking an event or task as completed
Redo
This command will redo the previous undone operation. If
multiple operations were undone, the Redo command will redo each
operation in the opposite order it was undone. When a new
operation is performed, the Redo command will become disabled
until an operation is undone. The list of operations that can be
redone is the same as the ones that can be undone, and the Redo
command's caption will include the operation description
(example: Redo Delete Event).
Search
This command will cause the
Search window to be displayed, where you can search for
events, tasks, notes, or contacts containing specified text. The
search results will be displayed in the
List View. The keyboard shortcut is Ctrl+F.
Edit Menu Commands - Calendar, Category, Priority, or
Location Selected
When a calendar, category, priority, or location is selected in the
Calendar Items area, the following commands will be available on
the Edit menu...

Delete
- This command will delete the active or selected
calendar, category, priority, or location.
- Before the item is deleted, you will be prompted to confirm the deletion.
- The keyboard shortcut for deleting an item is the Delete key.
- When deleting a category, priority, or location, any
existing events or tasks associated with the deleted item
will be updated to remove the association.
Calendar Properties
- This will open the
Calendar Properties window for the currently active
calendar, where the calendar's appearance, event defaults,
subscription settings, publishing settings, and Outlook
synchronization settings can be viewed or
modified.
- The keyboard shortcut for accessing the Calendar
Properties is F2.
- To access the properties of a selected category,
priority, or location, use the
Tools menu instead.
Rename Calendar
- This command will allow the calendar to be renamed.
- If a name is entered that is already used by a different
calendar, the name change will be rejected. Calendar names
must be unique and non-blank.
Categorize Calendar
- This command will allow all events belonging to the
calendar to be re-categorized.
- For example, if you've imported a calendar of birthdays,
but all events are set to the "Default" category, you could
categorize all events belonging to the imported calendar to
the "Birthdays" category by using the "Categorize Calendar"
command.
Edit Menu Commands - Event Selected
When an event is selected in the
Calendar View or Event List,
the following commands will be available on the Edit menu...

Open Event
- After selecting this command, the selected event will
open in the
Event Editor will display, allowing
its properties to be viewed or modified.
- If the selected event is recurring, you'll have the
option of either opening the entire series, or only the
selected occurrence.
- The keyboard shortcut is Ctrl+O.
Cut
- This will cut the event or note that is currently selected. The
item will be removed from the calendar and placed on the
clipboard.
- This menu option is enabled only when one or more events
or notes are
selected.
- The keyboard shortcut for cutting is Ctrl+X.
Copy
- This will copy the event or note that is currently selected. The
item will be copied to the clipboard.
- This menu option is enabled only when one or more events
or notes are
selected.
- The keyboard shortcut for copying is Ctrl+C.
Paste
- This will paste the event or note that was previously cut or
copied, into the currently selected date or time slot.
- The date of the original event is not preserved, but its
time of day and duration are. This allows an event to be
easily copied and pasted to multiple dates.
- The pinned date for a note is also not preserved. Pasted
notes will be pinned to the selected date.
- If there is not an event or note on the clipboard, this menu
option will be disabled.
- The keyboard shortcut for pasting is Ctrl+V.
Delete Event
- This command will delete the selected event(s).
- If the selected event is recurring, you'll have the
option of either deleting the entire event series, or only
the selected occurrence.
- The keyboard shortcut is the Delete key.
Assign to Calendar
- This menu command allows the selected event to be
quickly re-assigned to a different calendar.
- The menu expands into a listing of your defined
calendars. To assign the event to a different calendar,
click the desired calendar from the list.
Categorize
-
The "Categorize" menu option will
expand into a list of categories, as defined in the
Categories tab of the Calendar
Items List
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Selecting a category from this menu
will re-associate the event(s) with the selected category.
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If the event had multiple category
associations previously, those will all be removed and
replaced with the single selected category.
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Event categories can also be assigned via the
Event Editor.
Prioritize
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The "Prioritize" menu option will
expand into a list of priorities, as defined in the
Priorities tab of the Calendar
Items List
-
Selecting a priority from this menu
will re-associate the event(s) with the selected priority.
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Event priorities can also be assigned via the
Event Editor.
Completed
- Events can be marked as completed by
using the Completed context menu option.
- After marking an event as completed, it will either be
hidden or faded, depending on the View menu
option for showing hidden events.
Edit Menu Commands - Task Selected
When a task is selected in the
Calendar View or Task List,
the following commands will be available on the Edit menu...

Open Task
- After selecting this command, the select task will open
in the
Task Editor, allowing
its properties to be viewed or modified.
- The keyboard shortcut is Ctrl+O.
Delete Task
- This command will delete the selected task(s).
- The keyboard shortcut is the Delete key.
Categorize
-
The "Categorize" menu option will
expand into a list of categories, as defined in the
Categories tab of the Calendar
Items List
-
Selecting a category from this menu
will re-associate the task(s) with the selected category.
-
If the task had multiple category
associations previously, those will all be removed and
replaced with the single selected category.
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Task categories can also be assigned via the
Task Editor.
Prioritize
-
The "Prioritize" menu option will
expand into a list of priorities, as defined in the
Priorities tab of the Calendar
Items List
-
Selecting a priority from this menu
will re-associate the task(s) with the selected priority.
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Task priorities can also be assigned via the
Task Editor.
Completed
- Tasks can be marked as completed by
using the Completed context menu option.
- After marking a task as completed, it will either be
hidden or crossed out, depending on the
View menu option for showing
hidden tasks.
Edit Menu Commands - Note Selected
When a note is selected in the
Calendar View or Note List,
the following commands will be available on the Edit menu...

Open Note
- After selecting this command, the select note will open
in the
Note Editor, allowing
its text to be viewed or modified.
- The keyboard shortcut is Ctrl+O.
Delete Note
- This command will delete the selected note(s).
- The keyboard shortcut is the Delete key.
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