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iCal revisited
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iCal revisited


  • Subject: iCal revisited
  • From: david <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 21 Oct 2002 01:56:57 -0400

try as i may, i can't seem to conquer Scripting the all-day event in iCal.
here is as far as i got:

tell application "iCal"
make new event at end of every event of calendar 2 with properties {start date:date "Monday, October 21, 2002 12:00:00 AM", end date:date "Tuesday, October 22, 2002 12:00:00 AM", summary:"Out of the Office", description:"White Mountain Hike Meet", status:confirmed}
end tell

this adds an event banner between 12:00:00 AM and 1:00:00 AM instead of the all-day event banner applied above the time fields (using the all-day event check box)

it doesn't seem possible to omit the time of start date or end date - the script editor adds the time if it is missing :( i have iCal set on 24 hour days. (using the all-day event check box) the time doesn't show in the event info pane.

i'd like to be able to set events for the following:
all-day
every other all-day
multiple all-day
all-week

eventually:
set properties to a dialog request
set email addresses to a list to selected invitees

any iCal Scripter's out there?

thanks very much in advance for any tips or kicks <outch!> in the right direction

David in Maine USA <wrestling with iCal>
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