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Old 24th July 2006, 11:35 PM
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Evolution - Calendar

I have come across this problem with Evolution Calendar. I put some recurring events in my calendar but when I deleted some I could not put an event back in for that day .. When I doubled clicked on the date it comes up with the following ....

Cannot create a new event - The calendar you have selected is read only

Is there some way around this or is it a bug ? Any help or suggestions welcome.

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Old 24th July 2006, 11:50 PM
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Please disregard my post for this problem . I have found what was causing that and fixed it .
When Calendar open it open up "Contacts - Birthdays and Anniversaries" instead of "On this computer - Personal" which is the one I should be in ....
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