Here are some examples:īreakfast with Bob tomorrow at 8am at Streamliner
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If you click on the location, you will have the option to select a structured location, which will insert the full address into the location field. If you enter a location preceded by the words 'in', 'at' or the location will be underlined. To dos are added to the default to do calendar specified in Bus圜al > Preferences > To Dos > Default calendar for To Dos, unless you specify a different calendar (see Setting the Calendar below). One exclamation point = low priority, two = medium priority, and three = high priority. You can set the priority for a to do by appending exclamation points (!). You can create to dos by preceding the text with a hyphen “-”, “todo”, “remember to” or “remind me to.” If a date or time is included, Bus圜al creates a dated or timed to do. Here are some examples:ĭentist at 2:00 Monday alarm 15m (adds an alarm 15 minutes before the event)Ĭoffee at Starbucks 9:00 (adds Starbucks to the Location field)Įvents are added to the default event calendar specified in Bus圜al > Preferences > General > Default calendar for Events, unless you specify a different calendar (see Setting the Calendar below). You can even add contacts or attendees, set an alarm, add a URL, or indicate the calendar to create the event on.īus圜al lets you use natural language to create new events and to dos via Quick Entry. Your cursor is placed in the Quick Entry field that appears on the top of the menu.Ī preview of the event details are displayed while you type as it recognizes the title, date and time, location and more.
The Quick Entry field can be accessed from within Bus圜al and the Bus圜al Menu. You can create events and to dos in Bus圜al using natural language via the Quick Entry feature. Syncing Calendar Subscriptions with an iOS Device.Exporting, Importing, and Merging Calendars.Searching, Finding, and Filtering Events.
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