Previously we looked at where we meet our contacts from Address Book again. Today we will find out, how to create and update our existing contact base - without opening Address Book - or create an appointment right from Apple Mail - without iCal.
Previously we looked at, how to enter data into iCal and Address Book. Entering all your contacts sounds like a boring thing. Yes, it is boring!
The good thing is: you don’t have to do it!
A really quick way to change the time of a meeting in iCal is to create it and then move the mouse close to the upper or lower edge of the event, so the mouse cursor turns into a double arrow.
Then just click and hold down the mouse button and move it up- or downwards to adjust the time.In order to rearrange a meeting, just drag it around on your schedule. No need to adjust the details, just move your mouse over an event, click and hold and drag the event around. Release when it has reached the right position.So, 2 quick and easy tips - exactly what we like.
We are back, taking on iCal, the calender application of Mac OS X.
In the following we show you, how to use iCal for planing your schedule and how to make birthdays of your contacts in Address Book automatically show up in iCal (and thus giving you more free space in your brain)
Yesterday we looked at how to increase our screen space. Today we will take it one step further and create more space in our brain. Well, more like freeing up space for more important things.
Having trouble, remembering birthdays, telephone numbers, and so on? Don’t worry, meet the powerful combination of Address Book and iCal.