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9.6.4 

Calendar or Appointment Information. 

There are two quick ways to get information about either a day in the calendar or a specific 
appointment. These are by using the information command READ with I, and READ with Q. 

When the cursor is in the date line of a calendar page, you can access the following information: 

Press READ with I for the number of appointments and number of all-day events, when the first 
appointment starts and the last appointment finishes. 

Press READ with Q for the date and how many days away from the current date. Press the 
command again for the interval of time stated in weeks and days. 

When the cursor is in an appointment, you can access the following information: 

Press READ with I for a summary of recurrences and alarm status. 

Press READ with Q for the date and time of the appointment and how many days away from the 
current date. Press the command again for the interval of time stated in weeks and days. 

 

 

9.6.5 

Finding an Appointment. 

You may need to find an appointment whose date you have forgotten. If you remember a word, 
name or phrase in the text, then you can use the Find command, READ with F, to find it. If the text 
is found, you can read the details by pressing READ with I, and you can query the date by pressing 
READ with Q. 

The text can appear more than once in the planner, so you may not find the required appointment on 
the first try. To continue the search, press READ with N. 

 

 

After you have created an appointment or all-day event, you can edit the text of its notes, review or 
modify its time, date or other properties, or cancel it altogether. These functions are all outlined in 
this section.