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How to create, edit and delete repeating events in Calendar
Events come in all shapes and sizes, from those that happen only once to others that take place regularly. Things such as business meetings, school courses, or continuing education classes are all perfect examples of recurring events.
So if you have an update meeting with your team every Monday at 8 AM, why take the time to add this to your calendar every single week when you can create a repeating event. The nice thing about using Apple’s Calendar for regularly scheduled events is that you have a lot of options and flexibility.
Whether you’re completely new to the Calendar app or simply haven’t checked out the features for recurring events, this tutorial is for you! Here’s how to create, modify, and cancel repeating events in the Calendar.
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How to set a default Calendar account on iPhone, iPad and Mac
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How to move, copy or duplicate Calendar events to another calendar
One nice thing about the Calendar app is that you can connect multiple calendars to it. So if you use Google Calendar or Exchange, for instance, you can access those along with iCloud Calendar in the same app.
But with multiple calendar access can come difficulty in organizing events. You might add an event only to realize it’s in the wrong calendar account. At the same time, you may want an event to show up on more than one calendar, so copying or duplicating the event would be useful.
To help you do all three — move, copy, and duplicate events, we’ve compiled this helpful tutorial.
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What do the Calendar symbols on Mac mean?
Symbols are characters used as depictions or indicators to let us know a meaning in a visual form. We see them everywhere, including the Calendar app on Mac. And while most times symbols are obvious in what they represent, there are other times when we scratch our heads.
For a clearer understanding of what all the Calendar symbols on Mac mean, we’ve put together explanations and screenshots to help you decipher what you see.
How to add and use locations for Calendar events
You can do a lot more by adding the location to your Calendar event than just see where you need to go. Why not get directions, receive an alert when it’s time to leave, and view your event location plotted on a map? This is not just handy for you, but for those you invite to your events too.
Here’s how to add locations to your events in the Calendar app and how to do more with them.
How to use the availability feature in Calendar on Mac
If you use the Calendar app on Mac and have various accounts set up in it, like Google or Exchange, then you have access to a cool availability feature. This lets you check the open times for those you invite to your events.
In addition to that convenience, you can decide if you want those accounts of your own to affect your availability.
If you haven’t checked out the availability options in Calendar on Mac, we’ll show you how.
The best event ticket apps for iPhone
Gone are the days in standing in line for hours to get tickets to an upcoming event. Now you can browse, search, and order tickets right from your device. Whether it’s a live concert, theater show, sports game, or local event, you can find and buy tickets right from your couch.
To give you a helping hand, we’ve assembled this list of the best iPhone apps for event tickets.
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How to quickly snooze Calendar alerts for longer than 9 or 15 minutes on Mac
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