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Mac Forum / Applications / Mac Applications / October 2006iCal alarm location
Ever since the 10.4.8 upgrade, my iCal alarms have been popping up almost entirely off the screen. They used to pop up about a quarter of the way across the screen, just below the meny bar; now they're way over to the right, with about 1/5 of the alarm window on the screen. I drag it back over, but the location doesn't seem to stick. I have an iBook G4 connected to a mirrored LCD display.  SignatureBarry Margolin, barmar@alum.mit.edu Arlington, MA *** PLEASE post questions in newsgroups, not directly to me *** *** PLEASE don't copy me on replies, I'll read them in the group *** > Ever since the 10.4.8 upgrade, my iCal alarms have been popping up > almost entirely off the screen. They used to pop up about a quarter of [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > I have an iBook G4 connected to a mirrored LCD display. Same thing here, except until I read your article, I hadn't noticed the upgrade/alarm window anomaly coincidence. But you are right, that is exactly when it started happening. > > Ever since the 10.4.8 upgrade, my iCal alarms have been popping up > > almost entirely off the screen. They used to pop up about a quarter of [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > upgrade/alarm window anomaly coincidence. But you are right, that is > exactly when it started happening. AOL! :-) PB G4, 12" 1GHz, 10.4.8, internal display only. Hm. I, too, never really noticed; however, it is not quite consistent. Gotta check if there is any difference between, e.g., To Do items and ordinary scheduled events... I'll be back if I see anything like that. Signature/Jon For contact info, run the following in Terminal: Mail: echo 36199371860304980107073482417748002696458P|dc Skype: echo 139576319600233690471689738P|dc > > > Ever since the 10.4.8 upgrade, my iCal alarms have been popping up > > > almost entirely off the screen. They used to pop up about a quarter of [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Gotta check if there is any difference between, e.g., To Do items and > ordinary scheduled events... I'll be back if I see anything like that. Oops. My computer is an Intel mini connected to a crappy old 17" CRT display. I don't think it is machine-related. Signature"I wear boots when I play that ol' squeezebox Stompin' out rhythms 'till the headstones dance on their graves" > I don't think it is machine-related. Doesn't look like it, no. I'll keep looking for a pattern. Signature/Jon For contact info, run the following in Terminal: Mail: echo 36199371860304980107073482417748002696458P|dc Skype: echo 139576319600233690471689738P|dc > Ever since the 10.4.8 upgrade, my iCal alarms have been popping up > almost entirely off the screen. They used to pop up about a quarter of [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > I have an iBook G4 connected to a mirrored LCD display. This is a known issue. This issue came up on Apple's iCal and Tiger discussion forums. Even so, feel free to file a bug report with Apple via iCal's feedback feature. Hopefully, a fix will be out soon, but the more people who complain to Apple about it (and provide useful info for debugging), the better. > Ever since the 10.4.8 upgrade, my iCal alarms have been popping up > almost entirely off the screen. They used to pop up about a quarter of [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > I have an iBook G4 connected to a mirrored LCD display. Glad you asked -- it's why I opened the group this morning. My iBook G4 is connected to no other display and it shows up where yours does. I'll do as Stan suggested. Signature-Barb, Mother Superior, HOSSSPoJ http://web.mac.com/barbschaller; blahblahblog 9/29/2006 http://jamlady.eboard.com |
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