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Toggle selection between Alarms and snooze interval field Select "minutes before" from snooze interval pop-up menu Select "days" from snooze interval pop-up menu Select "hours" from snooze interval pop-up menu Select "minutes" from snooze interval pop-up menu Select previous/next event in the Bus圜al Menu Show rich text or plain text in the calendar viewĬhange style of the selected text to plain text Go to a specific date in the main calendar viewĮnable or disable word wrap in the calendar view Show today’s date in the main calendar view Show or hide the Info Panel for the selected calendar, event, or to do itemįilter (go to Search field in Filter mode) Select all text or all events in the current calendar Paste the cut or copied text and match the existing style You can skip the minute field entirely if the time starts on the hour by typing '10a' or '10p' in the hour field.Įnter a Date & Time stamp into the Notes field. You can move between the hour, minute, and AM/PM fields by typing a period (.), colon (:), or tab (→). Increments start or end time by 15 minutes Select the next/previous field on the Info Panel Toggle the selection between the Info Panel and calendar view and commit your changesĭisplay a contextual menu for editing the selected event(s)Ĭlick title bar of a sticky, and then press Delete Select the next/previous event or to do item in the main calendar view

Select or deselect the active calendar in the Calendar Listĭisplay a contextual menu for editing the selected calendar Select or deselect all the active calendars in the Calendar List Scroll the all-day section or hourly gridĬhange the number hours shown in the hourly gridĭrag an existing event to create a duplicate ofĬreate a new event in a time slot where events already exist Override day cell scrollling and force Month view scrolling Syncing Calendar Subscriptions with an iOS Deviceīus圜al offers a long list of built-in keyboard shortcuts, enabling you to perform almost any action without moving your hand to a mouse or trackpad, such as copying or duplicating events.