[Tick]

So I work in the States, but support people on the other side of the world. As such, I get up at 2 pm, and go to bed around 4 am. Anyone know a way to make iCal reflect this, instead of making my calendar look all empty in the middle?

It's all empty and sad looking

[mpancha]

Go to the Preferences (Apple+; ) and change it to the desired times

[Tick]

Originally Posted by mpancha

Go to the Preferences (Apple+; ) and change it to the desired times

Did you even read what I typed?

Try to get it to start your day at 2 pm and end it at 4 am the next day. Yes, I know about preferences.

[Stradlater]

Get a better job.

[Tick]

Originally Posted by Stradlater

Get a better job.

Right, so the solution is to give up my awesome job for a really bad 9-5 one that pays less and that I enjoy less.

Or how about, if you don't know the answer why did you reply at all?

[mpancha]

Originally Posted by Tick

Did you even read what I typed?

Try to get it to start your day at 2 pm and end it at 4 am the next day. Yes, I know about preferences.

If you mean the part where you, in your original post, mentioned that you already checked preferences and found nothing?

next time don't bother asking for help if you intend to be a ********* when help is given to your incomplete request. What you wanted to type in your original post was:

[i]So I work in the States, but support people on the other side of the world. As such, I get up at 2 pm, and go to bed around 4 am. Anyone know a way to make iCal reflect this, instead of making my calendar look all empty in the middle? I have already checked the preferences and they don't allow me to set the start and end times to 2pm and 4am

It's all empty and sad looking

[Stradlater]

Originally Posted by Tick

Right, so the solution is to give up my awesome job for a really bad 9-5 one that pays less and that I enjoy less.

Or how about, if you don't know the answer why did you reply at all?

"Awesome" is subjective, I guess. Here's the obvious answer:

January 17 starts at 12 midnight, and ends at 12 midnight, at which point it becomes January 18, and will be the 18th at 4am. This is the way humans manage time. Just because your circadian rhythm goes against the grain doesn't mean that iCal can change the way the world works to accommodate you.

Just set up iCal from 2pm to 12am. What do you do after 12 other than work anyway?

[Tick]

Originally Posted by mpancha

next time don't bother asking for help if you intend to be a ********* when help is given to your incomplete request. What you wanted to type in your original post was:

My question was already clear, and I wasn't being a jerk, I was aking if you had read it. Your response didn't seem as though you had read any of it.

[B Gallagher]

Is there not a string in the .plist files that can be changed to allow this?