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Mark Knecht schreef: |
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> Hi, Title says it. My wife wants to configure this item and I cannot |
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> find the control of it in the preferences page. Anyone know how to |
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> make it start on Sunday instead? |
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> Thanks, Mark |
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I'm sorry not to be more precise, but I suspect that I may not have the |
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calendar application you are using. But here is what I found: |
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1. emerge (or run if installed, but it's now a separate package, and I |
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didn't have it, amazingly) gconf-editor. |
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2. in gconf-editor, go to / => apps => evolution => calendar (this of |
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course assumes that evo controls the calendar, which it well might, |
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since I don't have evo or eds installed and I still have this settings |
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tree) => display |
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3. In the "display" tree (items shown now in the right pane), change |
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"week_start_day" |
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from "1" (Monday, which is what must be the default, as that's what mine |
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is set to and I've never touched it) |
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to |
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"0" (which represents Sunday, as the text will tell you). |
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I suppose there's an easier way to do this (perhaps if you have |
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Evolution installed, you can change it in their prefs setting), and |
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perhaps this is in fact not the setting that controls the calendar, but |
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I hope it is, and I hope it helps. |
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If not, trawl through gconf-editor and see if anything else looks |
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relevant (for example, if you know the name of the calendar application, |
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it probably has a settings tree in gconf-editor). |
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HTH, |
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Holly |
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