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* Click on the New Event icon. [[Image:New_event.png]]
* Click on the New Event icon. [[Image:New_event.png]]
* In the Title, Location, From and To fields.
* Fill in the Title, Location, Start and End fields.
* Select the calendar that the event will be created for in the Calendar drop-down menu.
* Select the calendar that the event will be created for in the Calendar drop-down menu.
* Put a check in the Repeat checkbox and then click on the "Set Pattern..." button.
* Select the repeat pattern from the Repeat drop-down menu.
* In the Occurs drop-down menu select how frequently this event will occur.
* If you selected 'Custom...' for the repeat pattern, the Edit Recurrence window will appear:
* In the Ever text-box type in how often the frequency will be relevant.  For example, for an event that takes place every other week choose Weekly and then 2.
* In the Repeat drop-down menu select the basic frequency of this event (Daily, Weekly, Monthly or Anually).
* In the Every text-box type in how often the frequency will be relevant.  For example, for an event that takes place every other week choose Weekly and then 2.
* If you choose a frequency of weekly or monthly you will be asked which days of the week or month the event will occur.  Choose those that apply.
* If you choose a frequency of weekly or monthly you will be asked which days of the week or month the event will occur.  Choose those that apply.
* If this event will occur indefinitely put a dot in "Repeat forever"
* If this event will occur indefinitely put a dot in "No end date".
* If this event will only occur for a limited amount of time put a dot in either "Repeat for __ occurence(s)" or in "Repat until" as applicable and fill in the corresponding fields.
* If this event will only occur for a limited amount of time put a dot in either "Create __ Appointment(s)" or in "Repeat until" as applicable and fill in the corresponding fields.
* Click on the OK button.
* Click on the OK button.
* Click on the OK button to close out the final dialog and complete the event creation.
* Click on the OK button to close out the final dialog and complete the event creation.


Congratulations, your recurring event should be setup correctly.
Congratulations, your recurring event should be setup correctly.

Latest revision as of 12:10, 20 November 2007

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Follow the following simple steps to create a recurring event in a calendar. This walk-through is intended for English speakers using Thunderbird with the Lightning extension installed or using Sunbird. This walk-through applies for all operating systems. This walk-through also assumes that you have already created a calendar.

  • Click on the New Event icon. New event.png
  • Fill in the Title, Location, Start and End fields.
  • Select the calendar that the event will be created for in the Calendar drop-down menu.
  • Select the repeat pattern from the Repeat drop-down menu.
  • If you selected 'Custom...' for the repeat pattern, the Edit Recurrence window will appear:
  • In the Repeat drop-down menu select the basic frequency of this event (Daily, Weekly, Monthly or Anually).
  • In the Every text-box type in how often the frequency will be relevant. For example, for an event that takes place every other week choose Weekly and then 2.
  • If you choose a frequency of weekly or monthly you will be asked which days of the week or month the event will occur. Choose those that apply.
  • If this event will occur indefinitely put a dot in "No end date".
  • If this event will only occur for a limited amount of time put a dot in either "Create __ Appointment(s)" or in "Repeat until" as applicable and fill in the corresponding fields.
  • Click on the OK button.
  • Click on the OK button to close out the final dialog and complete the event creation.

Congratulations, your recurring event should be setup correctly.