I enter four events into a calendar cell in the order I want them and they move when I'm working on another cell or after looking in print preview. Why and Can I move them within the cell without having to re-enter them?

The likely cause of this problem is that you're synchronizing your iPhone Calendar with iCloud or another online calendar service and your iPhone is set to sync only recent events. This option can be found underMail, Contacts, Calendars in your iPhone Settings app. The default setting is one month, however you can tap on this option and choose from either two weeks, one month, three months or six months or simply choose All Events to sync everything in your calendar.


New events created in the iPhone Calendar outside of this time frame are still saved and synchronized to your online calendar (e.g. iCloud), but once the online calendar has been updated, they are removed from the local iPhone Calendar; hence these events appear to vanish shortly after you've created them. Items you have created on these older dates will actually have been saved in the cloud and you would likely be able to see them on a desktop computer; iCal for Mac, for example, automatically synchronizes all events from iCloud to your desktop calendar, regardless of the setting on your iPhone. Further, if you're using iCloud you can log onto iCloud.com from any web browser and you should see these events in your Calendar there as well. In fact, if you adjust the sync setting above to a longer time frame-or All Events-all of these "lost" events should automatically be synced back down from the cloud and reappear; you'll likely even see all of the instances of events that you tried to create multiple times.
Ultimately, unless you have a very large calendar going back several years, it's probably best to just set your sync events preference to All Events, which will ensure that your entire calendar is available on your device and avoid any future confusion with vanishing events.

I had this problem on my Galaxy S5 - There's 2 steps to fix it.
1) Remove the declined event from Facebook
In the Event page, you'll see buttons for "Join" "Maybe" "Decline" and "..." click the ... and choose "Remove me from guest list"
2) Clear out calendar data and Resync
On your device, open the full Application Manager (usually in settings / Applications / Application manager / All ) and look for "Calendar Storage" - choose "Clear Data" (and "Clear Cache" too, to be safe)
Open the Splanner app settings and choose sync.

Hope this helps!

Try taking a screen shot. This will turn up in your photos. You can print from that

Good morning to you
Ijust know onething about setting alarms and that is. To do it in the right order. When I set mine (nokia)firstly I find software in software there is a clock. New alert- alerts- world clock
I click on new alert then on the screen fill in what is asked.
I can also do this trough the calender- check if this works for you..
also check if alarm sound is on if not put it on.
all the best
Kolbrun

If you are using Calendar Creator (CC) version 10 and you want to remove the time of events from the calendar, you can do so by following these steps:

1. Open Calendar Creator and select the calendar that you want to modify.
2. Click on the "Edit" menu and choose "Global Modification".
3. In the "Global Modification" window, select the "Date/Time" tab.
4. Under "Date/Time Format", select the option for "Date only" and click "OK".
5. The time of events will now be removed from the calendar.

Keep in mind that this change will apply to all events on the calendar, so any events that have a specific time associated with them will no longer display the time on the calendar. If you only want to remove the time of certain events, you will need to modify those events individually.

Calendar Creator 10 has the four moon phases from Jan 1990 thru Dec 2010. To extend past 2010:
- File Open Collection ' Local Disk(c:)'Program Files'Calendar Creator' Template'Events'Phases of the Moon.bcc
-For each of the four events (First Quarter, Full Moon, Last Quarter, and New Moon) change the Repeat Until date past 12/31/2010 to 12/31 of the year you will add data for
-For each of the four events, click Advanced Repeat Rule you can selete the drop down under Exceptions / Pick exception and there you can see the dates by month and year from Jan 1990 thru Dec 2010 for the event. You need to extend this list. First obtain the moon phases from some web site like www.timeanddate.com/calendar. (note that this site calculates the mone phases base on New York time). The simply select each of the dates for the event you are modifying by clicking that date on the calendar in the upper right hand of the screen. Just advance the calendar thru the months and years you want to enter data for. You can check the list when finished by selection the ExceptionS Pick exception drop down box.
- Save your changes by clicking OK and Ok again. Make changes for all for events.
- Select File and Save Collection
- You need to replace the Phases of the moon events in your calendar by removing the old events and importing the new events. To remove the old Phases of the moon in your calendar, select Events'Categories highlight Phases of the moon and delete. Then add back the changed events by File'Import Events and browse for the Phases of the moon.bcc file you changed.
I hope this gets you what you need.

Manage your calendar Learn to change the calendar view and create events. Change the calendar view 1. In Menu mode, select Organiser → Calendar. 2. Select View by → Day or Week. Create an event 1. In Menu mode, select Organiser → Calendar. 2. Select Create → an event type. 3. Enter the details of the event as required and select Save. View events To view events of a specific date, 1. In Menu mode, select Organiser → Calendar. 2. Select a date on the calendar. 3. Select an event to view its details. To view events by event types, 1. In Menu mode, select Organiser → Calendar. 2. Select More → Event list → an event type. 3. Select an event to view its details.
but if u want the thing u specifically asked for http://www.getjar.com/mobile/25220/birthday-reminder-for-samsung-gt-s5233-avila/?s=phones

Actually, PiyushVig's answer is completely incorrect. The Calendar icon on both the front screen and the main screen are not always there. They only show up for a reason, and that is because there is a calendar event scheduled for that day. (Likewise there is no setting in the phone to show or not show the calendar icon. If you have an event scheduled for that day, the calendar icon will show and there is no changing that feature.)

Today I had the same problem as the person who asked this question. There are no events scheduled for today yet the phone displays the calendar icon on both the main screen and the front screen of my Samsun Convoy SCH-U640 cell phone.

So I just got off the phone with Samsung support to see if I could resolve this issue. They told me that there is no reason for the calendar icon to show up when there are no events scheduled for that day. They had me do a soft boot (shut off phone and remove battery for 20 seconds then replace battery and turn phone back on) and that did not work. I also tried actually programming an event for today and then erased it but that did not make the bogus calendar even alert icon go away.

So Samsung Support's conclusion to this issue is exactly what I suspected before I even called them; it's simply a software glitch (which is annoying for those Convoy users that really use and rely on the calendar function).

Long press the calendar button.go to one below the bell icon saying not repeated. select and you get option of daily, weekly etc etc till you reach yearly. select the one you are looking for.