II Insert Item (Enter new event)

II [date [/time] ]   Insert Item. An empty mask is displayed for the input of the short description and the full description.

date dd.mm. [yyyy]

Date of the event. The day and the month can be specified as one- or two-digit numbers.

yyyy: 1500 <= yyyy <= 2300. The year can be specified as a four-digit number or as a two-digit number. If the year is not specified (II dd.mm.), the current year is assumed by default.

dd.mm.Y Specification of a yearly repeated event for the date dd.mm. Character 'Y' must be specified as a substitute for the year.

dd.M.Y Specification of a monthly repeated event for the day dd. Characters 'M' and 'Y' must be specified as substitutes for month and year. Lower case letters are also valid.

day Specification of a weekly repeated event. day specifies the name of a day in the week: MON/TUE/WED/THU/FRI/SAT/SUN

D.M.Y Specification of an event repeated daily.

To delete a daily repeated event proceed as follows:

Display the list of all daily repeated events using command SIL D.M.Y. Then enter E into the marking column at the event you want to delete.

/time Time of day for the event in the format hh:mm or hh.mm (24 hour format).

Default: If no date is specified with the II command, the current date is assumed.

Command II will prompt the following mask for the full specification of the event:

You may enter a 50-character long short description for the even in field "Text :". This short description will appear in the event list (command SIL, Show Item List).

In "Comments" you may enter a full description for the event.

Input into the command field of the II-mask

CAL/II/MI/SI/SIL/SIS

Commands of the event scheduling system: Calendar/Insert Item/ Modify Item/Show Item/Show Item List/Show Item Short.

HC | NHC Switch hardcopy on/off.

/cmd any BS2000-command.

=arith arithmetic expression or hexadecimal <--> character conversion.

For an explicit description see page 7-.

K1 Return to the previous CFS mask.

F3 Record the current mask into the CFS hardcopy file.

Note:

The name of the item file used is evaluated according to certain rules, as described for command IFILE below.