Dates are still 1 day off in the calendar.

[Max]

EOM

[FINOCJ]

just because I had to look this up...didn't know what EOM meant....

EOM stands for "end of message."
People who exchange a great deal of e-mail (http://searchmobilecomputing.techtarget.com/definition/e-mail) sometimes write a very short message in the subject line of an e-mail note and conclude it with: (EOM). This is a little faster to send and saves the receiver from having to take the time to open the note, since the entire message is visible in the subject line. The "(EOM)" is a signal that the message is wholly contained in the subject line.

[Chris]

just because I had to look this up...didn't know what EOM meant...

Thanks, saved me from doing the same.

[Chris]

They look correct on the bottom of the page as far as I can tell. Am I right?

[Jim]

I took EOM as End of Month as it is/was the end of a month and we're talking calendar.


YES, please keep an eye on calendar items. I wish every calendar item / RSVP item to list, in text by the person typing the run, the date in the title and in the body of the run description.


I was able to change the Calendar's "start of the week" day from Monday back to Sunday. Unfortunately it did NOT change the "Yellow Box" off by one day issue. I still wish to get the yellow box to be correct but I anticipate needing to dive into yellow box coding for that.

[Fatboris]

I anticipate needing to dive into yellow box coding for that.

Sounds dangerous, Jim, be careful.