Month and Stacked Week view now support multi-select drag and drop.You can now drag / drop notes (into a project, tag, mini-month, etc).
You can now drag/drop between the “Today/Focus Menu” and the main app.You can edit this Today tear off in the Preferences>Focus. You can open it from the menu bar, then drag it to wherever you want. The Today/Focus menu is now a “tear off” menu.You can now re-order sections in the Focus view (this is done in Focus View Preferences).– Fixed issue where Informant would offer to send a meeting invite even if you hadn’t set up a mail account within Informant yet – You can now select the specific date range you want to print when you are printing a calendar view This gives us consistency with iOS for now and we will resume working on calendar view-specific printing layouts in future releases. – All views now simply adopt the same agenda-style printing view that iOS uses. – Improved printing support on Notes View If you downloaded one of the pre-1.0 versions, you can see the changes that were made leading up to this 1.0 release. Let us know at one of our future tutorials might cover your specific problem and provide a solution.Informant for macOS 1.0 is here. Not sure how to do certain things on your Apple device? If you like this tutorial, see how you can share calendars and disable calendar suggestions based on data found in Mail or browse our complete how-to archive. This will enable week numbers in Calendar’s Week, Month and Year views.ĭespite the fact that week numbers are unavailable in the Calendar web app at /calendar, I like having that setting enabled on iOS and macOS.Īt any rate, it’s far better to visually determine what week number of the year any date falls on than having to count the weeks manually like an animal. How to show week numbers in Calendar for MacĢ) Select Preferences in the Calendar menu.Ĥ) Tick the box next to “Show week numbers”. Week numbers are not available in Day and Year views on Calendar for iOS. This will enable display of week numbers in the monthly calendar. How to show week numbers in Calendar for iPhone and iPadġ) On your iPhone or iPad, go to Settings → Calendars.Ģ) Flip the switch labeled Week Numbers to the ON position. The Calendar app does not show week numbers by default, but don’t you worry-this tutorial will teach you how to enable display of week numbers in your calendar views across iPhone, iPad, and Mac devices. Like many other people, I like to browse my calendars with week numbers enabled as this helps me better understand my events and tasks for the month. Apple’s Calendar app for the iPhone, iPad, and Mac does a fine job in helping organize your schedule and making your more productive.
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