Entering shiftwork schedule on iPhone or Outlook 2003?
20 June 2009, 07:48 PM
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Entering shiftwork schedule on iPhone or Outlook 2003?
Anyone know of a way to enter shift patterns that don't conform to the standard seven day week on the iPhone calendar or on Outlook 2003?
I work four on four off which means my first shift moves forward by one day each week. I can't find an app for it either
I work four on four off which means my first shift moves forward by one day each week. I can't find an app for it either
20 June 2009, 08:24 PM
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Have a read of this. It's specifically for iCal which is what I would assume the iPhone is using, and I'd have thought the same thing could be setup in outlook.
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Have a read of this. It's specifically for iCal which is what I would assume the iPhone is using, and I'd have thought the same thing could be setup in outlook.
21 June 2009, 04:54 AM
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doesn't that shift pattern repeat itself every 8 weeks.
If so, start with your 1st shift and tell the computer to repeat this shift every 8 weeks. Then your 2nd shift.... and so on until you catch up with the first repeat of the first shift again.
Takes a while, but its then set in for many years to come - or until they change your shift pattern again....
If so, start with your 1st shift and tell the computer to repeat this shift every 8 weeks. Then your 2nd shift.... and so on until you catch up with the first repeat of the first shift again.
Takes a while, but its then set in for many years to come - or until they change your shift pattern again....
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doesn't that shift pattern repeat itself every 8 weeks.
If so, start with your 1st shift and tell the computer to repeat this shift every 8 weeks. Then your 2nd shift.... and so on until you catch up with the first repeat of the first shift again.
Takes a while, but its then set in for many years to come - or until they change your shift pattern again....
If so, start with your 1st shift and tell the computer to repeat this shift every 8 weeks. Then your 2nd shift.... and so on until you catch up with the first repeat of the first shift again.
Takes a while, but its then set in for many years to come - or until they change your shift pattern again....
Just finished putting all my days and nights in. Very handy.
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