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01-05-2015, 01:42 AM
Change All-Day Event **tifications in Google Calendar
Google Calendar **w lets you change **tification time for all-day events. When you create a new all-day event or edit an existing event, you can ask Google to **tify you X days before the event at HH:MM.
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-YzctJZlFFpU/VKmz_OjNFPI/AAAAAAACAPg/Rv2-h9cgiOQ/s1600/google-calendar-all-day-**tification.png
You can also set a default **tification time in the settings. "Event **tifications tell you about an all-day event at a specified time some number of days before it begins. For example, if you'd like to be alerted about an all-day event at 9 am the day before it occurs, you'd set a **tification," informs Google.
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-tIAhbKLBfUM/VKmz_Z0UNhI/AAAAAAACAPk/S65wH08NF9k/s1600/google-calendar-all-day-default-**tification.png
Eric Ward, a reader of this blog, **ticed this new feature and he says that he's "glad to see this feature because previously the reminder was by default at 4:50 pm on the day before the event with ** ability to set the time." Google Calendar's help center (https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/37117?hl=en) hasn't been updated and it still informs users that "reminders for All Day events are based on 5:00 pm the day before the event (according to your current time zone). So, if you choose to receive your reminder 10 minutes before your All Day event on August 24th, you'll be reminded on August 23rd at 4:50 pm".
{ Thanks, Eric Ward. }https://hameed.nwar.uk/vb//feeds.feedburner.com/~r/GoogleOperatingSystem/~4/KOJXYCi8-1o
Google Calendar **w lets you change **tification time for all-day events. When you create a new all-day event or edit an existing event, you can ask Google to **tify you X days before the event at HH:MM.
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-YzctJZlFFpU/VKmz_OjNFPI/AAAAAAACAPg/Rv2-h9cgiOQ/s1600/google-calendar-all-day-**tification.png
You can also set a default **tification time in the settings. "Event **tifications tell you about an all-day event at a specified time some number of days before it begins. For example, if you'd like to be alerted about an all-day event at 9 am the day before it occurs, you'd set a **tification," informs Google.
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-tIAhbKLBfUM/VKmz_Z0UNhI/AAAAAAACAPk/S65wH08NF9k/s1600/google-calendar-all-day-default-**tification.png
Eric Ward, a reader of this blog, **ticed this new feature and he says that he's "glad to see this feature because previously the reminder was by default at 4:50 pm on the day before the event with ** ability to set the time." Google Calendar's help center (https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/37117?hl=en) hasn't been updated and it still informs users that "reminders for All Day events are based on 5:00 pm the day before the event (according to your current time zone). So, if you choose to receive your reminder 10 minutes before your All Day event on August 24th, you'll be reminded on August 23rd at 4:50 pm".
{ Thanks, Eric Ward. }https://hameed.nwar.uk/vb//feeds.feedburner.com/~r/GoogleOperatingSystem/~4/KOJXYCi8-1o