Actually, you can now add reminder to calendar on iPhone. It's a bit weird, but it's working. You need to tap and hold reminder, switch to calendar with your other finger and release reminder on the place in the calendar you want.
Right now with multi windows we can it stretch further. One can drag and drop from one window to the other on the same Reminder app. I have my INBOX on one side and I can use the other window for my PROJECTS list. Then I drag and drop from one to the other, it’s amazing! When organizing tasks this way is this fun you get things done!
Thanks Carl! I was searching for some time now for a solution. But it is not quite the solution a was searching for. I would like to find a way like google calendar does. Where you can at one glance see what you have of reminders, task and appointments for the day
Guys, I just tried to do it in my iPhone and IT WORKS! So what I do: 1. create the reminder 2. tap and hold the reminder with one finger 3. with other finger open the calendar app 4. drop the reminder in the place (hour) that you want to! Because the small* screen I found easier to have ready the calendar app in the hour that you want to set the reminder first. Let me know if it work for you as well. :D
I like linking tasks and calendar. My impression is that If you don't make time or space for your tasks (to-do's) you'll probably never do it or at least, won't be able to realise how busy you are or the real amount of time that each task requires. This doesn't mean that you should put all your tasks in the calendar, but definetively those that require more than just a reminder or 2 minutes will need it. I can remember Covey as one or the writters who strongly advise to plan your calendar with anticipation according to the tasks that you need to do. Does anyone knows if this can be done with Things3 and regular calendar app on an iPad?
I think we agree on this, Hugo, I'm not advocating not using your calendar to manage your work through the day. I am saying that if you are collecting tasks in two places and trying to manage everything from two places, your system will crash and fail. Trying to do this for the entire week will also fall. The world does not work like that. Things change, and changes fast, and so managing your work on a day to day basis does give you some consistency and fewer chances things will change.
Thanks a lot Carl - I was struggling to do this for almost 2 hours as wanted to use reminders only but also wanted to see them in my calendar for not missing it out, I was just giving it up concluding that its not supported. - thanks a lot
Thanks for the video. Great if I am depending on the calendar, but what if I depended fully on Reminders! I can't see the week to see the spot, also integrating the events as a to-do.
@@thamerdajam OOh, can't see Apple developing anything for other platforms in the near future. Apple wants to control the whole experience and protect users privacy. If they don't control the platform they cannot do that.
@@Carl_Pullein this is why I am considering the new iPad when it is released, the new iPad will allow you to add a second screen so you will have the pc experience 😍 anyway, thanks for your replies. great channel 👍🏼👏🏻
Great video. Thank you. Would you happen to know why “Travel Time” appears in calendar when creating a new event in iPhone calendar app but NOT on my iPAD? Both are running iOS 14 or iPadOS 14. Thank you!
Apple needs to integrate the two (reminders & calendar) to seamlessly show reminders in the calendar with a click of a button. This workaround still requires too much more work than is necessary. I mean good to try to show an alternative but super frustrating how the two are not integrated as a default. Hopefully if apple makes this change they will not require a subscription fee to use it....
Apple once did this, and many other companies have tried it. In all cases it’s been a nightmare because tasks and events are two completely different things. Be careful what you wish for.
@@Carl_Pullein Google Calendar has one, and it's pretty neat. Something similar would have been nice. For visual people, having a calendar view to create reminders is helpful. Depending on the definition of a nightmare, they do such awful things already, and society is used to it, or some do not know, and the benefits they highlight work with people. Anyways, I appreciate your video and ideas.
@@Nutsubidzeplato I should point out we don't have access to current user data, but if the rumours were correct, the reason Apple discontinued that feature was a tiny number of people ever used it.
Thank you for this useful informations. I wish in next iOS update it can carry all the attached files and info from reminders to calendar. Keep going upload this kind of content!
Am I the only one old enough to remember that Apple Calendar/iCal used to have tasks/to-dos built in in a sidebar until about ten years ago? I hated them for removing it. My productivity system has never been the same since.
I just about remember that. The problem Apple have today is if they introduce it again, they will be cutting off apps like Fantastical and other calendar apps that integrate tasks and calendar. With the current political climate around the big tech companies, I suspect Apple will shy away from doing that.
I use reminders for my to do list, but when I schedule them in reminders I want them to show up on my calendar. Is there not a way to do that?? Then if I reschedule it in reminders I want it to move on my calendar.
@@mitchmitchell4915 I have all kinds of calendars added to my calendar app some of them I am not even sure how to add to something else because they are ones that is for scouts and I was sent a link, I clicked on it and it was added to my calendar. I just wish Apple would make it so the apps they have on their devices worked together.
I'm afraid not. The two are independent apps and, as far as I know, there's no way to have them automatically add to your calendar unless you use an app like Fantastical.
My guess is you would then have tasks in two places and still have done nothing to actually do the work. A task is a task and an event is an event and I suspect that is how Apple sees it. (And trust me, you REALLY don't want tasks and events in the same place. It's horrendously overwhelming)
@@Carl_Pullein I have to say more apps we need to mention can distract our attention and energy. If we wanna work efficiently, less distracting things are better. That's also why more and more engineers and professionals use Notion to arrange their schedules. Because it can be that all in one.
I really like the reminders app, but I'm always having sync issues between my devices. Every time I start my iMac for example a bunch of old reminders are shown. Does anyone has a solution for this problem?
Usually the best way to clear sync issues related to iCloud is to log out iCloud on the device with issues, turn it off then restart and log back in. That often fixes the issue.
Carl , Good stuff. If I hybrid my iPad planning with an analog planner, is that duplication? Most times it rolls fine, but I get every once in awhile with something in one and not the other.
Hi there I'm having an issue syncing my existing ical calendars to my Ipad they seem to sync to my iphone and Macbook just not to the Ipad any thoughts on why that is??
It could be multiple different reasons. However, sometimes iCloud gets stuck and to unstick it is to go into settings in your iPad, turn off iCloud, shut down your iPad, restart it and turn iCloud back on. That usually fixes the issue. Also, check that your calendar is turned on in iCloud.
They used to do it. It turned out to be a huge mess and created a lot of unnecessary distractions. If you really want to do this, you can do so in Fantastical.
Wonderful, but the question is: just choose 4:40 as an example, After I plan everything like you, and the other things belows also as you,there is an emergency thing happened, then I have to deal with it, and I don't know the time which I will cost on it, and it will cover one or two stuff which I set on the calendar as you, Ex, just one thing will be covered. How do you push the other stuff's timeline according to my return time? Is there any trick that can be achieved to move down the things below that are not covered in the timeline later. Ex. 4:40 I will visit the customers outside, and then we will finish it on 7:00, then we decide dinner together, and this covered one thing on the calendar, like shopping and cooking and dinner, then I want other stuff's timeline go down according to my return time and push down a period like 30 minutes
Hi Sidney, the key is not to overthink this. In a genuine emergency you have no time to think. I had an emergency last Wednesday. It began the moment I woke up and went on for the next 48 hours. There was no time to think, I had to drop everything. When there was a small respite, I checked my calendar, saw I had three appointments in the next 24 hours, so I cancelled them via email from my phone. Then focused all my attention on the emergency. There will always be time to review everything once the emergency has ended.
@@Carl_Pullein Thank you for your reply.Actually, I wanna find a trick to synchronize the 4 app(siri+notes+reminders+calendar) and when some short emergency things happened, then I can postpone the remaining items in the schedule or get them all ahead of schedule for 1 hour or 2 hours? Do you have any experience and suggestions about that?
@@shanzy2008 From my experience this week, I can tell you the last thing you will be worrying about is rescheduling stuff when you are faced with a genuine emergency. I didn't care one bit what was on my task manager, calendar or in my notes. This was an emergency. When things calmed down and I was able to get back to my desk, I dealt with things then. You'll find that shifting things forward a few hours won't work anyway. Life is as never a simple as that. Some tasks will need dealing with because they are time sensitive, others can be rescheduled for the following week and some with have been taken care of by other people. As I say, don't over think it. Focus all your attention on dealing with the emergency, and when things are over, only then go back to your system and make appropriate decisions in the moment.
Why ridiculous? Reminders are for tasks. Calendars are for events. The two don't naturally mix. If something needs to happen or be done at a specific time on a specific day, it goes on your calendar (as per David Allen and the GTD philosophy) If something needs to be done by a specific date, but not at a specific time, it goes on a list of things to do.
Are there any Big Sur mac apps that offer such a feature directly into a calendar? Looking for drag and drop from a nestable task list (not a single shopping list). Sincere thanks for any advice
@@sotovo I think the reason why you are unlikely to find any apps that will do this is because something is either a task and just needs doing, so it goes into your task manager or it is an event which means you need to be at a place at a specific time. There are third party apps that will bring your tasks into your calendar for you. Fantastical is one - that will bring your Reminders into iCal. I’ve tried it and all it did was make my calendar look like an overwhelming mess.
@@Carl_Pullein Thanks for your analysis Carl. For long term projects there are tasks that arent done quickly, and not schedulable yet within a heirarchy. MacOS used to have this simple feature to drag reminders (heirarchical tasks) to ical. I looked at fantastical as well, and it looked liked it sounded - A hot mess with constant typing. I hope they bring this integration back to MacOS.
They must add sync between reminders and calendar for those who need it! I thought it is a bug, and spent a day browsing the web searching how to enable sync. Until I saw this video. Sad and Disappointing.
Hmmm, I think Apple would think that adding sync between Calendar and Reminders would create duplication (it does) and that would go against Apple's philosophy. Remove the unnecessary so you can focus on what's important... Doing the work.
@@Carl_Pullein Take Google Keep and Calendar as an example. If you make task inside GKeep and set reminder, it will appear in Calendar also. But it will have different icon, so you have clear visual differentiantion between actual calendar events and reminders from GKeep. It is make sence, when you look in the calendar - you want to see all upcommong events (including reminders)
@@15bleach51 As I say, Apple’s philosophy is very different from Google’s. Strip out the unnecessary leaving only the necessary. Google’s approach is more flexible and all encompassing. That works for some, but it’s not the way Apple works.
@@Carl_Pullein Yep. Thats why I will probably never see tags (labels) type of sorting in Notes an Contacts. It is rediculus not to be able to put contact in certain category (coworker/family/delivery service, etc).
Is there a way of setting reminders and ical in splitscreen on ipad, so the *whole work week* (or day / month) is visible; and then to drag and drop from reminders to ical?
Oh, they have. It's been tried multiple times and it turns out, it's a complete mess. Creates excessive overwhelm and prevents you from seeing the wood from the trees.
Not sure what you mean. A task can be done at any time in the day and the vast majority will be done in between meetings and focused sessions of work. An event has a specific time, place and often person involved. A task manager would be a terrible place to have that. That's what the calendar is for.
Hi there I'm having an issue syncing my existing ical calendars to my Ipad they seem to sync to my iphone and Macbook just not to the Ipad any thoughts on why that is??
Actually, you can now add reminder to calendar on iPhone. It's a bit weird, but it's working. You need to tap and hold reminder, switch to calendar with your other finger and release reminder on the place in the calendar you want.
You can. Sadly I'm not that good with my fingers. I end up dropping my phone LOL
Right now with multi windows we can it stretch further. One can drag and drop from one window to the other on the same Reminder app. I have my INBOX on one side and I can use the other window for my PROJECTS list. Then I drag and drop from one to the other, it’s amazing! When organizing tasks this way is this fun you get things done!
Thank you for sharing that, James.
Thanks Carl! I was searching for some time now for a solution. But it is not quite the solution a was searching for. I would like to find a way like google calendar does. Where you can at one glance see what you have of reminders, task and appointments for the day
Hi Hélder, I'm afraid as of now, that is not possible in Apple's eco-system.
Guys, I just tried to do it in my iPhone and IT WORKS! So what I do:
1. create the reminder
2. tap and hold the reminder with one finger
3. with other finger open the calendar app
4. drop the reminder in the place (hour) that you want to!
Because the small* screen I found easier to have ready the calendar app in the hour that you want to set the reminder first. Let me know if it work for you as well. :D
This works, thank you for sharing!
Thanks Carl - this now works on the iMac with the latest OS
Excellent! Thanks for letting us know.
Good god how long was that intro?
I like linking tasks and calendar. My impression is that If you don't make time or space for your tasks (to-do's) you'll probably never do it or at least, won't be able to realise how busy you are or the real amount of time that each task requires. This doesn't mean that you should put all your tasks in the calendar, but definetively those that require more than just a reminder or 2 minutes will need it. I can remember Covey as one or the writters who strongly advise to plan your calendar with anticipation according to the tasks that you need to do.
Does anyone knows if this can be done with Things3 and regular calendar app on an iPad?
I think we agree on this, Hugo, I'm not advocating not using your calendar to manage your work through the day. I am saying that if you are collecting tasks in two places and trying to manage everything from two places, your system will crash and fail.
Trying to do this for the entire week will also fall. The world does not work like that. Things change, and changes fast, and so managing your work on a day to day basis does give you some consistency and fewer chances things will change.
That is very smart!
Thank you.
Thank you
You're welcome.
Thanks a lot Carl - I was struggling to do this for almost 2 hours as wanted to use reminders only but also wanted to see them in my calendar for not missing it out, I was just giving it up concluding that its not supported. - thanks a lot
I am looking for some reminder app to remind me by alarm or notification, the day before.
x2, please if you get any information let me know.
Thanks for the video.
Great if I am depending on the calendar, but what if I depended fully on Reminders! I can't see the week to see the spot, also integrating the events as a to-do.
On your iPad (and Mac computer) you can run Calendar and Reminders side by side. You can drag events to Reminders and vice versa.
@@Carl_Pullein Thanks Carl, I'm going to check that.
If apple consider these features for the windows users it will be great :)
@@thamerdajam OOh, can't see Apple developing anything for other platforms in the near future. Apple wants to control the whole experience and protect users privacy. If they don't control the platform they cannot do that.
@@Carl_Pullein this is why I am considering the new iPad when it is released, the new iPad will allow you to add a second screen so you will have the pc experience 😍 anyway, thanks for your replies. great channel 👍🏼👏🏻
Your videos are so well done. Simple but rich. Always helpful. Thank you!
Thank you, Mitch. Really appreciate it.
Thank for the very easy way to make both of things synchronized.
Very happy to be of help.
Great video. Thank you. Would you happen to know why “Travel Time” appears in calendar when creating a new event in iPhone calendar app but NOT on my iPAD? Both are running iOS 14 or iPadOS 14. Thank you!
That's a good question. I don't know. I guess Apple missed that one.
Great video!
Is this also working on Mac when yes how?
It used to, but somewhere over the last few months, it stopped working. Not sure why Apple would take it away, but it seems they have done.
Apple needs to integrate the two (reminders & calendar) to seamlessly show reminders in the calendar with a click of a button. This workaround still requires too much more work than is necessary. I mean good to try to show an alternative but super frustrating how the two are not integrated as a default. Hopefully if apple makes this change they will not require a subscription fee to use it....
Apple once did this, and many other companies have tried it. In all cases it’s been a nightmare because tasks and events are two completely different things. Be careful what you wish for.
@@Carl_Pullein Google Calendar has one, and it's pretty neat. Something similar would have been nice. For visual people, having a calendar view to create reminders is helpful. Depending on the definition of a nightmare, they do such awful things already, and society is used to it, or some do not know, and the benefits they highlight work with people. Anyways, I appreciate your video and ideas.
@@Nutsubidzeplato I should point out we don't have access to current user data, but if the rumours were correct, the reason Apple discontinued that feature was a tiny number of people ever used it.
@@Carl_Pullein thanks for sharing
Amazing tutorial. This video was awesome. Thank You!
You're welcome, Alejandro.
Thank you for this useful informations. I wish in next iOS update it can carry all the attached files and info from reminders to calendar. Keep going upload this kind of content!
Am I the only one old enough to remember that Apple Calendar/iCal used to have tasks/to-dos built in in a sidebar until about ten years ago? I hated them for removing it. My productivity system has never been the same since.
I just about remember that. The problem Apple have today is if they introduce it again, they will be cutting off apps like Fantastical and other calendar apps that integrate tasks and calendar. With the current political climate around the big tech companies, I suspect Apple will shy away from doing that.
I use reminders for my to do list, but when I schedule them in reminders I want them to show up on my calendar. Is there not a way to do that?? Then if I reschedule it in reminders I want it to move on my calendar.
I do that with fantastical. I love it. It’s the only way I could figure out how to make this work.
@@mitchmitchell4915 I have all kinds of calendars added to my calendar app some of them I am not even sure how to add to something else because they are ones that is for scouts and I was sent a link, I clicked on it and it was added to my calendar. I just wish Apple would make it so the apps they have on their devices worked together.
I'm afraid not. The two are independent apps and, as far as I know, there's no way to have them automatically add to your calendar unless you use an app like Fantastical.
@@Carl_Pullein What to do app do you recommend that will sync with my calendar when I schedule them?
@@SheenaLAnderson The only one I know of would be Fantastical.
This video of reminders and calendar is Master Piece .? MultiTasking... ? Any way great teaching.Must congratulate you..Myself is doctor.aThank you
Wow! Saved my a$$ of buying extra apps
You're very welcome, Sergey.
How do I change my calendar from a bullet to the actual event?
At the top of your screen, you will see Day, Week, Month, Year. Tap either day or week and it will no longer be bullets.
Why can't we use the apple calendar to subscribe to our reminders plans?
My guess is you would then have tasks in two places and still have done nothing to actually do the work. A task is a task and an event is an event and I suspect that is how Apple sees it. (And trust me, you REALLY don't want tasks and events in the same place. It's horrendously overwhelming)
@@Carl_Pullein I have to say more apps we need to mention can distract our attention and energy. If we wanna work efficiently, less distracting things are better. That's also why more and more engineers and professionals use Notion to arrange their schedules. Because it can be that all in one.
@@Carl_Pullein Personally, Apple could provide options for users at least.
I really like the reminders app, but I'm always having sync issues between my devices. Every time I start my iMac for example a bunch of old reminders are shown. Does anyone has a solution for this problem?
Usually the best way to clear sync issues related to iCloud is to log out iCloud on the device with issues, turn it off then restart and log back in. That often fixes the issue.
@@Carl_Pullein Thanks, Carl. I tried it and..... it works :D
I really hope Apple can consider that our remainders can be exported into a link and use the calendar subscribe it automatically.
Carl , Good stuff. If I hybrid my iPad planning with an analog planner, is that duplication? Most times it rolls fine, but I get every once in awhile with something in one and not the other.
It's duplication.
Hi there I'm having an issue syncing my existing ical calendars to my Ipad they seem to sync to my iphone and Macbook just not to the Ipad any thoughts on why that is??
It could be multiple different reasons. However, sometimes iCloud gets stuck and to unstick it is to go into settings in your iPad, turn off iCloud, shut down your iPad, restart it and turn iCloud back on. That usually fixes the issue.
Also, check that your calendar is turned on in iCloud.
very helpful, thanks !
You're very welcome.
It is weird that Apple does not integrate both ...
They used to do it. It turned out to be a huge mess and created a lot of unnecessary distractions. If you really want to do this, you can do so in Fantastical.
Why I cant drag and drop my reminder (Refer to 03:20) like you can on my MacBook Pro M1 running on Big Sur?
I too now have an M1 Mac running Big Sur, and cannot do it either. Apple must have closed that option.
@@Carl_Pullein Disappointing! Glad it still works on iPad, though.
Wonderful, but the question is: just choose 4:40 as an example, After I plan everything like you, and the other things belows also as you,there is an emergency thing happened, then I have to deal with it, and I don't know the time which I will cost on it, and it will cover one or two stuff which I set on the calendar as you, Ex, just one thing will be covered. How do you push the other stuff's timeline according to my return time? Is there any trick that can be achieved to move down the things below that are not covered in the timeline later. Ex. 4:40 I will visit the customers outside, and then we will finish it on 7:00, then we decide dinner together, and this covered one thing on the calendar, like shopping and cooking and dinner, then I want other stuff's timeline go down according to my return time and push down a period like 30 minutes
Hi Sidney, the key is not to overthink this. In a genuine emergency you have no time to think. I had an emergency last Wednesday. It began the moment I woke up and went on for the next 48 hours. There was no time to think, I had to drop everything. When there was a small respite, I checked my calendar, saw I had three appointments in the next 24 hours, so I cancelled them via email from my phone. Then focused all my attention on the emergency. There will always be time to review everything once the emergency has ended.
@@Carl_Pullein Thank you for your reply.Actually, I wanna find a trick to synchronize the 4 app(siri+notes+reminders+calendar) and when some short emergency things happened, then I can postpone the remaining items in the schedule or get them all ahead of schedule for 1 hour or 2 hours? Do you have any experience and suggestions about that?
@@shanzy2008 From my experience this week, I can tell you the last thing you will be worrying about is rescheduling stuff when you are faced with a genuine emergency. I didn't care one bit what was on my task manager, calendar or in my notes. This was an emergency. When things calmed down and I was able to get back to my desk, I dealt with things then.
You'll find that shifting things forward a few hours won't work anyway. Life is as never a simple as that. Some tasks will need dealing with because they are time sensitive, others can be rescheduled for the following week and some with have been taken care of by other people.
As I say, don't over think it. Focus all your attention on dealing with the emergency, and when things are over, only then go back to your system and make appropriate decisions in the moment.
@@Carl_PulleinOk, thank you very much.
How to do it on iphone? So ridicilous that reminders are not being added automatically.
Why ridiculous? Reminders are for tasks. Calendars are for events. The two don't naturally mix. If something needs to happen or be done at a specific time on a specific day, it goes on your calendar (as per David Allen and the GTD philosophy) If something needs to be done by a specific date, but not at a specific time, it goes on a list of things to do.
Does this drag and drop work between reminders and ical work on MacOS big sur? Please advise - ive been wanting this feature back for years..
Sadly, I've not been able to make it work.
Oof. That was a blow. Thank you for letting me know.
Are there any Big Sur mac apps that offer such a feature directly into a calendar? Looking for drag and drop from a nestable task list (not a single shopping list). Sincere thanks for any advice
@@sotovo I think the reason why you are unlikely to find any apps that will do this is because something is either a task and just needs doing, so it goes into your task manager or it is an event which means you need to be at a place at a specific time. There are third party apps that will bring your tasks into your calendar for you. Fantastical is one - that will bring your Reminders into iCal. I’ve tried it and all it did was make my calendar look like an overwhelming mess.
@@Carl_Pullein Thanks for your analysis Carl. For long term projects there are tasks that arent done quickly, and not schedulable yet within a heirarchy. MacOS used to have this simple feature to drag reminders (heirarchical tasks) to ical. I looked at fantastical as well, and it looked liked it sounded - A hot mess with constant typing. I hope they bring this integration back to MacOS.
They must add sync between reminders and calendar for those who need it! I thought it is a bug, and spent a day browsing the web searching how to enable sync. Until I saw this video. Sad and Disappointing.
Hmmm, I think Apple would think that adding sync between Calendar and Reminders would create duplication (it does) and that would go against Apple's philosophy. Remove the unnecessary so you can focus on what's important... Doing the work.
@@Carl_Pullein Take Google Keep and Calendar as an example. If you make task inside GKeep and set reminder, it will appear in Calendar also. But it will have different icon, so you have clear visual differentiantion between actual calendar events and reminders from GKeep. It is make sence, when you look in the calendar - you want to see all upcommong events (including reminders)
@@15bleach51 As I say, Apple’s philosophy is very different from Google’s. Strip out the unnecessary leaving only the necessary. Google’s approach is more flexible and all encompassing. That works for some, but it’s not the way Apple works.
@@Carl_Pullein Yep. Thats why I will probably never see tags (labels) type of sorting in Notes an Contacts. It is rediculus not to be able to put contact in certain category (coworker/family/delivery service, etc).
Send me more video ..iPadOS 14 ...Apple Calendar App specific
Yeah hacked but they are not linked or synced between apps, it just created duplicates 😢
If only this actually worked and didn't crash everytime I drag and drop
If you add reminders to your calendar on your iPad will it show up on your iPhone?
Yes, as long as you are signed in with the same iCloud account.
Is there a way of setting reminders and ical in splitscreen on ipad, so the *whole work week* (or day / month) is visible; and then to drag and drop from reminders to ical?
Pretty sure you can do that with split screen, here he used slide over
Would I be correct in assuming that this would work with Todoist as well?
You would. It does work.
@@Carl_Pullein good to know, ta :-)
Interesting, thanks!
You’d think someone would integrate calendar and tasks by now, one without the other is only half the experience 🤦♂️
Oh, they have. It's been tried multiple times and it turns out, it's a complete mess. Creates excessive overwhelm and prevents you from seeing the wood from the trees.
So now all you did was create a bunch of redundancy between your calendar and your to do list that doesn’t seem like a good idea!
Not sure what you mean. A task can be done at any time in the day and the vast majority will be done in between meetings and focused sessions of work. An event has a specific time, place and often person involved. A task manager would be a terrible place to have that. That's what the calendar is for.
Don't lecture, just show how to do
Hi Sed, I lecture, that’s my job.
omg, you talk A LOT! just cut to the chase and explain what you need to explain.
That’s my style. There’s plenty of people out there that talk a lot less. I think they would be a better fit for you. I’m clearly not.
Hi there I'm having an issue syncing my existing ical calendars to my Ipad they seem to sync to my iphone and Macbook just not to the Ipad any thoughts on why that is??
Figured it out had to log out of Icloud and then back in