[kdepim-users] KOrganiser SNAFU?

[Ingo Klöcker]

On Sunday 28 December 2008, brian wrote:
> Anne Wilson wrote:
> | On Friday 26 December 2008 21:23:09 brian wrote:
> |> Every year, my wife gets me to print her a paper appointments
> |> book. Previously, I've used an old copy of Sidekick to do this,
> |> and it's worked just fine. This year, I thought what the hell,
> |> I'll give KOrganiser a try.
> |>
> |> So, what I need is a page per week, Filofax format, monochrome
> |> output. No problem, you say? Well, *WHATEVER* range of dates I put
> |> in, KOrganiser refuses to print anything past the current week. I
> |> put in next year's dates? Prints the current week. I put in a
> |> range of dates, start of December to end of January? Prints up to
> |> and including the current week.
> |>
> |> So, someone care to check I'm not doing something very silly?
> |> Because if I am right, and KOrganiser refuses to print anything
> |> going past the current week (or presumably current month, if I
> |> wanted monthly output) then this seems to me to be a MAJOR
> |> shortcoming, and it sounds like a piece of code checking against
> |> the current date needs a spot of commenting out. :)
> |
> | Using my Mandriva 2009 laptop I've just printed out November and
>
> December in
>
> | month view, which is what I use.  I also did December and January,
>
> to make
>
> | sure that it doesn't bork on the year change.  I then printed week
>
> views in
>
> | all three offered formats for 28th December to January 10th, having
> | no problems with any of them.
> |
> | What distro and what version of korganizer are you using?
>
> KOrganiser/KDE 3.5.9, Mandriva 2008, kernel version 2.6.22.18,
> running on a 1.7 GHz P4 with 2.5 GB of RAM.
>
> As regards the problem, in KOrganiser, file | print , set start date
> to 29 Dec 2008, set end date to 2nd Jan 2010 (per earlier message,
> I'm trying to print my wife a blank calendar for next year) set print
> style to 'print week', print layout to 'print as filofax page', clear
> 'use colors' (I'm on an old HP LJ5) and set it to print. I get one
> page, for the week of 21-27 Dec 2008.

I tried this with start date 5 Jan 2009 and end date 9 Jan 2009 and got 
one page for the week 5-11 Jan 2009.

Then I used start date 1 Jan 2009 and end date 31 Dec 2009 and got 53 
pages for the 53 weeks between 29 Dec 2008 and 3 Jan 2010.

I noticed that the date range is reset to the current week if you 
select "Print Week". Did you probably select "Print Week" after setting 
the range of dates thereby resetting the range without noticing?


Regards,
Ingo
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