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| | Broken Calendar Gadget I've tried removing and reinstalling the calendar gadget with no success. It suddenly went blank during the past week. Others have reported this phenomenon. Somebody suggested doing what I have already tried. The calendar appears as a blank orange spiral notebook. Others have reported trouble in South America with the same gadget reporting two February 3rds or April 1sts. It is hard to imagine how to mismanage this badly the programming of a calendar. The worst part of these "extras" is that they are so confounded visible to the users. It does not encourage migration to Vista. I wonder what Microsoft plans to do about it. Longtime users are inured to this sort of thing. -- William McIlroy |
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| | Re: Broken Calendar Gadget Double click on the calendar. You will get the monthly view. It is by design. -- Regards, Richard Urban Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User (For email, remove the obvious from my address) "William McIlroy" <WilliamMcIlroy@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:FFEB2E51-9BB8-4DBD-B4EB-0BEEFEBBFEF2@xxxxxx Quote: > I've tried removing and reinstalling the calendar gadget with no success. > It > suddenly went blank during the past week. Others have reported this > phenomenon. Somebody suggested doing what I have already tried. The > calendar appears as a blank orange spiral notebook. Others have reported > trouble in South America with the same gadget reporting two February 3rds > or > April 1sts. It is hard to imagine how to mismanage this badly the > programming of a calendar. The worst part of these "extras" is that they > are > so confounded visible to the users. It does not encourage migration to > Vista. I wonder what Microsoft plans to do about it. Longtime users are > inured to this sort of thing. > -- > William McIlroy > |
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| | Re: Broken Calendar Gadget Sorry. Single click on the calendar. When in the monthly view, single click on the present day to change to the daily view. -- Regards, Richard Urban Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User (For email, remove the obvious from my address) "William McIlroy" <WilliamMcIlroy@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:FFEB2E51-9BB8-4DBD-B4EB-0BEEFEBBFEF2@xxxxxx Quote: > I've tried removing and reinstalling the calendar gadget with no success. > It > suddenly went blank during the past week. Others have reported this > phenomenon. Somebody suggested doing what I have already tried. The > calendar appears as a blank orange spiral notebook. Others have reported > trouble in South America with the same gadget reporting two February 3rds > or > April 1sts. It is hard to imagine how to mismanage this badly the > programming of a calendar. The worst part of these "extras" is that they > are > so confounded visible to the users. It does not encourage migration to > Vista. I wonder what Microsoft plans to do about it. Longtime users are > inured to this sort of thing. > -- > William McIlroy > |
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| | Re: Broken Calendar Gadget "Richard Urban" wrote: Quote: > Double click on the calendar. You will get the monthly view. It is by > design. > > -- > > Regards, > > Richard Urban > Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User > (For email, remove the obvious from my address) > > > > "William McIlroy" <WilliamMcIlroy@xxxxxx> wrote in > message news:FFEB2E51-9BB8-4DBD-B4EB-0BEEFEBBFEF2@xxxxxx Quote: > > I've tried removing and reinstalling the calendar gadget with no success. > > It > > suddenly went blank during the past week. Others have reported this > > phenomenon. Somebody suggested doing what I have already tried. The > > calendar appears as a blank orange spiral notebook. Others have reported > > trouble in South America with the same gadget reporting two February 3rds > > or > > April 1sts. It is hard to imagine how to mismanage this badly the > > programming of a calendar. The worst part of these "extras" is that they > > are > > so confounded visible to the users. It does not encourage migration to > > Vista. I wonder what Microsoft plans to do about it. Longtime users are > > inured to this sort of thing. > > -- > > William McIlroy > > > |
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| | Re: Broken Calendar Gadget "Richard Urban" wrote: Quote: > Double click on the calendar. You will get the monthly view. It is by > design. > > -- > > Regards, > > Richard Urban > Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User > (For email, remove the obvious from my address) > > > > "William McIlroy" <WilliamMcIlroy@xxxxxx> wrote in > message news:FFEB2E51-9BB8-4DBD-B4EB-0BEEFEBBFEF2@xxxxxx Quote: > > I've tried removing and reinstalling the calendar gadget with no success. > > It > > suddenly went blank during the past week. Others have reported this > > phenomenon. Somebody suggested doing what I have already tried. The > > calendar appears as a blank orange spiral notebook. Others have reported > > trouble in South America with the same gadget reporting two February 3rds > > or > > April 1sts. It is hard to imagine how to mismanage this badly the > > programming of a calendar. The worst part of these "extras" is that they > > are > > so confounded visible to the users. It does not encourage migration to > > Vista. I wonder what Microsoft plans to do about it. Longtime users are > > inured to this sort of thing. > > -- > > William McIlroy > > > I'm having the same problem as William and no kind of clicking on the gadget does any good. It was working fine until a couple of weeks ago and suddenly went blank. The settings option at the upper right hand corner is not visible. Is there a reload download available from Microsoft? I don't have the original Windows disks since my computer was purchased with the OEM software preloaded. |
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| | Re: Broken Calendar Gadget Could this thread be what you are looking for? http://forums.vnunet.com/thread.jspa...start=0#946563 "Will" <Will@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:CED7FE36-7523-43F4-AFAA-4719932BDC2B@xxxxxx Quote: > > > "Richard Urban" wrote: > Quote: >> Double click on the calendar. You will get the monthly view. It is by >> design. >> >> -- >> >> Regards, >> >> Richard Urban >> Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User >> (For email, remove the obvious from my address) >> >> >> >> "William McIlroy" <WilliamMcIlroy@xxxxxx> wrote in >> message news:FFEB2E51-9BB8-4DBD-B4EB-0BEEFEBBFEF2@xxxxxx Quote: >> > I've tried removing and reinstalling the calendar gadget with no >> > success. >> > It >> > suddenly went blank during the past week. Others have reported this >> > phenomenon. Somebody suggested doing what I have already tried. The >> > calendar appears as a blank orange spiral notebook. Others have >> > reported >> > trouble in South America with the same gadget reporting two February >> > 3rds >> > or >> > April 1sts. It is hard to imagine how to mismanage this badly the >> > programming of a calendar. The worst part of these "extras" is that >> > they >> > are >> > so confounded visible to the users. It does not encourage migration to >> > Vista. I wonder what Microsoft plans to do about it. Longtime users >> > are >> > inured to this sort of thing. >> > -- >> > William McIlroy >> > >> I'm having the same problem as William and no kind of clicking on the >> gadget does any good. It was working fine until a couple of weeks ago >> and suddenly went blank. The settings option at the upper right hand >> corner is not visible. Is there a reload download available from >> Microsoft? I don't have the original Windows disks since my computer was >> purchased with the OEM software preloaded. |
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| | RE: Broken Calendar Gadget yes, i have the same prob. the calender just went blank orange. i tried to click on it. no use. tried to reboot also. no help. what do i do? help!!! "William McIlroy" wrote: Quote: > I've tried removing and reinstalling the calendar gadget with no success. It > suddenly went blank during the past week. Others have reported this > phenomenon. Somebody suggested doing what I have already tried. The > calendar appears as a blank orange spiral notebook. Others have reported > trouble in South America with the same gadget reporting two February 3rds or > April 1sts. It is hard to imagine how to mismanage this badly the > programming of a calendar. The worst part of these "extras" is that they are > so confounded visible to the users. It does not encourage migration to > Vista. I wonder what Microsoft plans to do about it. Longtime users are > inured to this sort of thing. > -- > William McIlroy > |
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| | Re: Broken Calendar Gadget These gadgets are written by users. So it could be that the version you are running had a bug in it and they have updated the code to a more recent version. It could be that the gadget is no longer supported. Really who knows. As these are extras they are not coded by Microsoft nor are they operated by Microsoft. They are done by users for users and uploaded to the gallery. So my first suggestion would be to try and see if there is a updated Calendar Gadget out there that you could use. I personally have use the Date V.6 in my sidebar and it has worked for me since I installed it. Perhaps that can be a alternative if not a solution? -- ~Alex T~ ..:MVP Windows Shell/User:. "First L" <First L @discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3CAF0FDF-1CB9-4F79-BD0C-F60C1A9F4F3A@xxxxxx Quote: > yes, i have the same prob. the calender just went blank orange. i tried to > click on it. no use. tried to reboot also. no help. what do i do? help!!! > > "William McIlroy" wrote: > Quote: >> I've tried removing and reinstalling the calendar gadget with no success. >> It >> suddenly went blank during the past week. Others have reported this >> phenomenon. Somebody suggested doing what I have already tried. The >> calendar appears as a blank orange spiral notebook. Others have reported >> trouble in South America with the same gadget reporting two February 3rds >> or >> April 1sts. It is hard to imagine how to mismanage this badly the >> programming of a calendar. The worst part of these "extras" is that they >> are >> so confounded visible to the users. It does not encourage migration to >> Vista. I wonder what Microsoft plans to do about it. Longtime users >> are >> inured to this sort of thing. >> -- >> William McIlroy >> |
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