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Pasting copied event only offers "writeable" calendars: how make calendar writeable?

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"Paste" a copied event into a day brings up a list of "writeable calendars". I have others in use as well. All calendars' registry setting include "red only = false". How do I paste an event into a non-read-only calendar not appearing in the writeable list?

"Paste" a copied event into a day brings up a list of "writeable calendars". I have others in use as well. All calendars' registry setting include "red only = false". How do I paste an event into a non-read-only calendar not appearing in the writeable list?

Izabrano rješenje

if it is not in the writable list then ist is read only. you will probably need to add the calendar all over again in a writeable format.

How is it configured in Properties now? (right click calendar> properties)

Not the registry is not relevant here at all.

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Odabrano rješenje

if it is not in the writable list then ist is read only. you will probably need to add the calendar all over again in a writeable format.

How is it configured in Properties now? (right click calendar> properties)

Not the registry is not relevant here at all.

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Thanks for super fast response. I had done something like this although I don't recall the exact details, so this now works as expected.