Previous to v10.10, when printing an iCal single day calendar (Monday, Tuesday, etc...) by default it would print (for example) Friday, October 10. Yosemite iCal now only prints: October 10, omitting the day of the week.
Is there a way to get the day-of-the-week back?
Thnx
MacBook Pro (15-inch Mid 2012), OS X Yosemite (10.10)
Update Note for Apple's Software Engineers:
I have found a work around!
Print to PDF
Save to desktop
Open in Illustrator
Add Day of the week with type tool
Throw PDF away!
Gee, I feel like I'm back in 1989 again!
Update Note for Apple's Software Engineers:
I have found a work around!
Print to PDF
Save to desktop
Open in Illustrator
Add Day of the week with type tool
Throw PDF away!
Gee, I feel like I'm back in 1989 again!
I really need this back. It s hard to get around with my filofax without
Well, in iCal Preferences try setting your start of the week as Sunday if Monday is what you want at print-out. When you go to Print you will find Monday is given as the start date! After printing, go to Preferences and set it back Monday so your screen view is correct.
This really is a ridiculous situation and a great nuisance. Back to chiselling the calendar with the correct start day on the walls of a cave stuff!
Thanks Rockedge but the preferences switch still leaves the DAY of the week missing before the MONTH and Numeric Date.
The old way and now desired printout: Monday, October 27
Now its just: October 27
The hope is to return the MONDAY back in the print version...
My sarcastic but working fix is the Print to PDF, edit add day of the week, print, throw away...
I know there's a generation of programmers up at Apple who just can't conceive why someone would actually want to "Print" something, but there are...
Many thanks for your suggestion though...
Yup, same issue
I print out my list each day and use to organize by day of the week. The ability to scratch stuff off my to-do list is satisfying. A satisfaction reminders and any technology cannot fulfill.
Now im stuck with just date ... give it back as an option in preferences... Surely if you let us see week 44 of of 2014...you can let us print the day of the week on printouts...
Same problem. Drives me nuts!!!!
At the first day of the month, I print the entire month so my colleagues can easily see what's going on in our agenda.
But this is so stupid, we can't see the name of the day anymore! It is driving everyone crazy here!
Has anyone found a solution, without to much hassle, just like it was before Yosemite??????
Barry, do you know if the issue is already solved?
As of today (Thursday, December 18), I'm still having to make a PDF then add the Day of the Week in Illustrator prior to printing...
It's probably not on the radar of the 30-somethings who work on interface design at Apple, that people still print things out here in the real world.
...but, you never know!
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Ditto your emoticon!
This is a huge pain in the neck. Why do they do things like this?
Apple, please put this back. Any registered developers who could file a bug report?
Please put the day back when printing in iCal.
January 26 vs. Sunday, January 26.
It makes sense, no?
Do I really have to fire up the old Mac just to print the day of the week?
Seize the day and put it back, give us the option.
I promise I'll recycle the paper.
Add me to the afflicted.
Is this issue still not fixed in May, 2015?
Even after reporting it in every beta it s not fixed in yosemite 10.10.3
Yosemite iCal no longer prints Day with Date for 1 day printout.
