

Depending on your operating system you will have to take different steps to complete the process. There are multiple methods that let’s you display your calendar on your desktop. They make an individual be effective with his or her time.īy having a calendar on your desktop that you can glance at from time to time to check your schedule, you can reduce the time spent from having to open and close the app or browser whenever you want to add, edit, review or delete calendar entries. I've reached out to google for help with no response and Apple cannot fix.If you like using a computer, PC or Mac, you might find it hard to get your calendar to be always on your desktop without having to open and close the application all the time.Ĭalendars are an important part of someone’s life that likes to stay organized and be productive. I don't have the time to go through 20k events to delete one by one. I have been unsuccessful in getting that repeating event deleted. With that all said, I think my underlying calendar issue is maybe why I can't see a view on the widget. My google calendar no longer loads when accessing through my computer, my calendar app through the iPhone now glitches all the time and to even view a single day (say today) it takes over 30 seconds for that view to load. So now, every month, I have one day that shows an all day event 20k times. Well when I imported my ical data to my google calendar, one event was duplicated.20,000 times. Upon doing so, I had the brilliant idea (wish I just left it alone) to import my ical data into my google calendar so I had all my past personal information on one calendar (google) and work through outlook but could still view both side by side through the calendar app on the iPhone. So I decided to switch everything to my google calendar. As I used the "home" calendar for any personally scheduling, I started to notice that people without an iPhone/Apple where not receiving my invites. I could view them both through the calendar app that comes with the iPhone. I used to use the calendar app that comes with the iPhone (labeled as Home calendar in the phone) and outlook for work.
