In Lion, the notificacion of ical event give the option to snooze it in 15min, 30min, 1 hour before, etc. Now in Mountain Lion, all ical notification goes trought notification center. The thing is that now it only shows me the option "snooze" but it doesnt give an option to snooze it in "....". Any one knows a fix to this?
Thanks
MacBook Pro, OS X Mountain Lion
How? I'm talking about the automatic drop-down that will create events in iCal.
Terry, that's eactly what I do... I put my cursor over the date/time that's in the body of an email and I get the option to add to calendar...
When I hover over a date in Apple Mail, I get the option to add an event to Apple Calendar, not to BusyCal. If you know how to add an event to Busy Cal that way, please let me know. I have BusyCal set as my default calendar app, but it doesn't work with the auto-event feature as iCal (or Calendar) does.
When I do that it's the same thing and it goes into BusyCal... it goes into Apple Calendar too... If I created a new event in Apple Calendar it would also show up in BusyCal...
OK, I get what's happening. You must have iCloud set up to store calendar events, so when you use the auto-event creator function in Mail, it actually creates that event in Apple Calendar, which then transfers it to iCloud, which then sends it to BusyCal. I tried this, and it works. Because I have iCloud set to refresh every 5 minutes, it takes that long for the new event to appear in BusyCal. If you also take a look at Calendar, you'll see the event is there as well. So, the auto-event creator isn't actually creating the event directly into BusyCal, but indirectly through iCloud. Pretty cool — an automatic workaround!
Yes, Apple failed to include a multi-time snooze feature in the Mountain Lion version of Calendar. LIke you, thousands of us would like to have this feature back.
Go to www.apple.com/feedback and tell them. I did. If enough people point out this omission, they will address it sooner than later.
Power in numbers!
Hard to imagaine why anyone would think removing core functionality from a core app was a good idea. Thanks for the reminder about leaving feedback:
Done! Amazing they have left this feature out :/
I couldn't agree more. What were they thinking when they removed the snooze time options? Hopefully they are working on fixing this, since a lot of people seem to have the problem.
Absolutely! I just sent a pretty strongly worded message in feedback. Hopefully they're paying attention. I can't understand why Apple would remove such a helpful feature...
I am very interested to know if you find any new options!!! I am really hating iCal right now...
Paula, I switched to BusyCal, and have been very happy with it. Easy to import your existing Apple calendars.
Thanks, does DUE integrate to all your existing iCal events? Or do you need to re-input everything to DUE?
Great, thank you Terry! Does BusyCal integrate to AppleMail?
Hi All. If you haven't already, please be sure to leave feedback for Apple here: http://www.apple.com/feedback/macosx.html and/or here: http://www.apple.com/feedback/ical.html
Can't select snooze time in ical events
