Hmmm. That might actually solve a problem I’ve been having. I normally make calendar entries manually, then they get screwed up when I move between timezones. I’ll try this out. Thanks Mikey. Amr On Dec 6, 2013, at 1:45 PM, Mike O'Connor <mike@haven2.com> wrote:

here's a geek thing for all you Mac users (and maybe others as well).

i stuck "UTC" behind the lines that didn't have it in Glen's note. now, when i click on these dates, the Calendar program translates them into my local timezone, takes the Daylight Savings Time change into account and offers to drop them into my calendar. pretty neat! a new toy!

m

Proposed Schedule:

1. 23 Jan 2014 – 18h00 UTC 2. 27 Feb 2014 – 11h00 UTC 3. 26 Mar 2014 – ICANN Singapore 4. 08 May 2014 – 15h00 UTC 5. 29 May 2014 – 18h00 UTC 6. 25 Jun 2014 – ICANN London 7. 24 Jul 2014 – 11h00 UTC 8. 04 Sep 2014 – 15h00 UTC 9. 25 Sep 2014 – 18h00 UTC 10. 15 Oct 2014 – ICANN Los Angeles (Annual Meeting) 11. 13 Nov 2014 – 11h00 UTC 12. 11 Dec 2014 – 15h00 UTC

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