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iPhoto Calendar: Change week start day to Monday leaves dates one day off
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Jul 19, 2006, 07:17 AM
 
Hello.

I have created an iPhoto Calendar with the basic US settings. This means that the week starts on Sunday. I want the week to start on Monday.

After doing a search on this board, I found two options:
- One is to set the System Preferences > International > Formats to UK instead of US
- The other is to use PrefSetter to change CalendarWeekStartOffset to 1.

Both cases result in the same situation: All new calendars are indeed properly starting on Monday with the correct date. But all existing calendars start on Monday but with the date staying where it was before. In other words, Monday the 5th is now Sunday the 5th.

Does anyone know how to change this? Is there some kind of settings file that travels with existing calendars that tells it to keep the dates the same, no matter what?

I have tried creating a new calendar and then transferring the data from the old cal to the new one but I have not found a way to do that.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have put a lot of work into this calendar so it would be very difficult to rebuild from scratch.

Thank you

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