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List:       kde-bugs-dist
Subject:    Bug#6226: longer time periods not supported
From:       Cornelius Schumacher <schumacher () kde ! org>
Date:       2000-07-29 21:15:35
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Rasmus.Plewe@coredump.lst.de, rp@caldera.de wrote:
> 
> Package: korganizer
> Version: 1.91 (KDE 1.91 Beta >= 20000629)
> Severity: normal
> 
> I tried to mark my vacation in korganizer.
>
> 1) Appointment TIme Start Date first day,  End Date last day, No time
> associated
> 
> 2) Reoccuring event Daily Begin On first day End by last day.
> 
> 3) like 2), but End after X occurences.
> 
> The results are not really deterministic, but I never managed to get all my
> vacation days labelled at the top of the page. There currently is one label
> in the middle (has been on the first day, but mysteriously went from there
> to the middle) of my vacation.

Could you provide a set of dates or a vCalendar file that reproduces
this problems?

1) works for me.

2) and 3) are not correctly shown in the agenda views. That's a bug. But
the other views work correctly for me.

> I did transfer my .vcs file from 1.1.2, and I suspekt that I get behaviour that
> perhaps wouldn't be there if I rewrote the whole schedule from scratch
> (which I understandably definitely don't want to do). Are there known
> with import of older .vcs files?

No. You lose todo-hierarchy information, if you load a KOrganizer 1.9x
created file with the old 1.1 version, but old files should work with
new versions of KOrganizer.

> Oh, by the way, this bug reporter closes itself if the application is closed.
> Since I wanted to test what happens on a restart, I hat to write this message
> again. But I guess that's not your building site.

That's the responsibility of Dr. Konqi :-)

> Otherwise, to say something cheering as well, I very much like korganizer,
> for me it's a 'killer application'. It's usable already and I can see where
> it's going. And am looking forward to it.

Thanks for the nice words. That's motivating.

-- 
Cornelius Schumacher
Kirchhoff-Institut fuer Physik / ASIC Labor
Universitaet Heidelberg
Schroederstrasse 90                      Tel.: ++49 6221 54-4971
D-69120 Heidelberg      mailto:schumacher@asic.uni-heidelberg.de

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