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<blockquote data-quote="jnm3" data-source="post: 1422653" data-attributes="member: 242043">Dear IanCT,You asked above: &quot;Have you tried this solution posted on the Apple board?https://discussions.apple.com/message/7322496#7322496&quot;RESULTS:I tried the suggested process (from D. Hoffmann dated May 27, 2008) that includes 9 steps, with these results:1. I Exported all my calendars, no problems2. I Restarted my MBP, no problems3. **I did not find ANY files named &quot;com.apple.ical&quot; in &quot;Macintosh HD/Library/Preferences/4. **I did not find ANY folder named &quot;com.apple.ical&quot; in &quot;Macintosh HD/Library/Caches/5. **I did not find ANY folder named &quot;iCal&quot; in &quot;Macintosh HD/Library/ApplicationSupport/6. I launched iCal and found all my existing Calendars (no surprise)7. I abandoned steps 7-9NEW THEORYThe Apple company re-architected and re-wrote iCal since this 9-step process was invented (circa 2008)... thus, no files and folders are available in the locations mentioned... hence the process does not apply to my version of iCal:&nbsp; &nbsp; - Version 5.0.3 (1605.3)What do you theorize is the reason I can not find the files/folders mentioned?NEXT THEORYIf I DELETE all my calendars in iCal... then RE-IMPORT them from my previous Exports... it may have the same effect as the 9-step process from 2008.&nbsp;&nbsp; OR, do you think there's a better theory/strategy based on the new iCal design?Thanks for your help so far. (I'm learning quite a bit about Mac OS X design and tools.)John in Denver&nbsp; <img src="/mac_images/images/smilies/Angry.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":Angry:" title="Angry&nbsp; &nbsp; :Angry:" data-shortname=":Angry:" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="jnm3, post: 1422653, member: 242043"] Dear IanCT, You asked above: "Have you tried this solution posted on the Apple board? https://discussions.apple.com/message/7322496#7322496" RESULTS: I tried the suggested process (from D. Hoffmann dated May 27, 2008) that includes 9 steps, with these results: 1. I Exported all my calendars, no problems 2. I Restarted my MBP, no problems 3. **I did not find ANY files named "com.apple.ical" in "Macintosh HD/Library/Preferences/ 4. **I did not find ANY folder named "com.apple.ical" in "Macintosh HD/Library/Caches/ 5. **I did not find ANY folder named "iCal" in "Macintosh HD/Library/ApplicationSupport/ 6. I launched iCal and found all my existing Calendars (no surprise) 7. I abandoned steps 7-9 NEW THEORY The Apple company re-architected and re-wrote iCal since this 9-step process was invented (circa 2008)... thus, no files and folders are available in the locations mentioned... hence the process does not apply to my version of iCal: - Version 5.0.3 (1605.3) What do you theorize is the reason I can not find the files/folders mentioned? NEXT THEORY If I DELETE all my calendars in iCal... then RE-IMPORT them from my previous Exports... it may have the same effect as the 9-step process from 2008. OR, do you think there's a better theory/strategy based on the new iCal design? Thanks for your help so far. (I'm learning quite a bit about Mac OS X design and tools.) John in Denver :Angry: [/QUOTE]

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