All of a sudden I can't dismiss or snooze a calendar entry reminder, or change any of the event settings (Reminders, Delete it, etc.)102.11.2 on Windows 10 64 bit. … (read more)
All of a sudden I can't dismiss or snooze a calendar entry reminder, or change any of the event settings (Reminders, Delete it, etc.)102.11.2 on Windows 10 64 bit.
I have Thunderbird installed on my Windows 10 Desktop PC. When I open the Calendar tab, in the left column under "Calendars" I have four calendars showing: Home, Co… (read more)
I have Thunderbird installed on my Windows 10 Desktop PC. When I open the Calendar tab, in the left column under "Calendars" I have four calendars showing:
How can I get rid of three of them without losing the data? Is it possible to merge them into the "My Calendar" one? Thanks in advance.
I've used the Thunderbird calendar for appointments for years and today had my first issue when I tried to set an end date for a recurring appointment. Once I edited the … (read more)
I've used the Thunderbird calendar for appointments for years and today had my first issue when I tried to set an end date for a recurring appointment. Once I edited the appointment (all occurrences) all appointments in my calendar were covered by a colored grid and were unreadable. Fortunately I had backed up the calendar a couple of days ago so I was able to restore the calendar by restoring the calendar data file from my backup. I attempted to set an end date for the appointment again but the calendar became corrupted once again. I am attaching a screenshot of what the calendar looked like after trying to set an end date for an appointment. I assume this is a recently introduced bug in the program, if not is there another workaround besides retrieving a backup for the calendar data file?
This question seems to be asked numerous times without an answer, so I will ask again. I am using Thunderbird on LinuxMint (latest). When importing an event from an .ics … (read more)
This question seems to be asked numerous times without an answer, so I will ask again. I am using Thunderbird on LinuxMint (latest). When importing an event from an .ics file (sent from an organization, business, etc), the time is exactly the numbers on the event and not translated to my local time. For example, if the event is at 10:00 am in Chicago and I am in Boston, then it should say that the event is at 11:00 am. Instead, it says 10:00 am for Boston (and now I am an hour early).
For sometime now, I have been editing the event manually. I have rummaged through the calendar settings and the timezone is set correctly. Is there a setting that could be added or a custom coding to help with this issue?
