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Re: Moving events between calendars in iCal
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Re: Moving events between calendars in iCal


  • Subject: Re: Moving events between calendars in iCal
  • From: John M <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 25 Jan 2006 09:33:28 +0000

Hi Sweth,

Is there any easy way to move an event between calendars in iCal,

Not that I know of.

(If the latter is the only way to do it, then can someone explain why

repeat with theEvent in allEvents
	set eventProperties to properties of theEvent
	set thestartdate to start date of eventProperties

won't compile because of the space in "start date"?)

This works on my machine:

tell application "iCal"
	set allEvents to events of calendar 1
	repeat with theEvent in allEvents
		set eventProperties to properties of theEvent
		set thestartdate to start date of eventProperties
		display dialog thestartdate as text
	end repeat
end tell


To work with 'start date' as a property use it in a 'tell ical' block.

Best wishes

John
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