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It is sometimes more difficult to create events on an iPhone, or at least to discover where the settings are hidden on an iPhone, but I was able to do this under iOS 17.6.1. Brent On my iPhone Xr

I did the same, on a Mac, without selecting the day of the week, and it still put the repeat event on the same day of the week, because that is how every 4 weeks, or every 28 days, works.

It would seem that some of us are romancing cheap Windows ecosystem keyboards with no “option” keycap labels, and others pledging fealty to two-button mice (“right-click.”) Ducking ?, --

Joan Sax wrote: Right-Click on the Junk Mail mailbox and select “Erase Junk Mail”: ? -- Jim Saklad jimdoc@... ?

Randy looks all over his Apple keyboard for the “Alt” key….and fails to find it. I suspect that you mean the “Option” key. __________________________________________________ Randy B. Singer

On a Mac, Alt-Delete usually does that. ?I don’t know if there is an equivalent in iOS

Is there any way to delete the contents of the Junk folder without the files migrating to ‘Trash’ where one has to ‘Select All’ once again to get rid of them? Regards, Joan

It does seem silly to have to put ‘daily’ in the custom section and then put in 28. In the English I’ve been using for over 8 decades ‘daily’ means every day, period! Regards, Joan

Thanks, Jackie. That worked. I was setting it on an iPhone. Regards, Joan

It would help if you would list which device and OS version. Also, you didn’t say how you created the repeat? On my iPad, iPadOS 18.1, I used: Repeat > Custom > Frequency: Weekly Every: 4 weeks

I have no problem creating it on my Mac mini, running Catalina. What device and OS are you using? Brent On my Mac mini running 10.15.7

Have you tried using every 28 days instead? I did a test event, and that seemed to work fine on my iPhone iOS 18.1. Sorry, I didn’t try my desktop computer. Jackie

I’ve been trying to create a calendar event that repeats every 4 weeks. And when I check on the event it does say repeat every 4 weeks. But when I check the calendar in future months it is listed

Well, I bit the bullet and upgraded my iPad to iPadOS 18.1, and iPhone to iOS 18.1. I’ve had no issues whatsoever on my iPhone, but I encountered a couple problems on my iPad. I thought that the

*bev, very helpful indeed*...using quicktime movie inspector combined with the aspect ratio/resolution guide (below) i learned that the iphone video (.mov format) sent to my imac matches 4K UHD

It should show its resolution. QuickTime Player has more details: Window menu > Show Movie Inspector Also see: The Definitive Aspect Ratio & Resolution Guide For Video: 2K, 4K, 6K, 8K & Every Other

thanks tod... i don't know how to verify that the video quality didn't get changed in imovie...when i use "get info" on the completed movie on imovie (this is before i post it to you tube) the info

thanks bev ... i don't know how to verify that the video quality didn't get changed in imovie...when i use "get info" on the completed movie on imovie (this is before i post it to you tube) the info

Bev’s answer might be one reason you are seeing this. It does take longer for 4K versions to post at full resolution on both Youtube and Vimeo. You can use Get Info to check the final video before

I don’t do video editing/uploading, but I did find this possible explanation … https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/71674?hl=en Alternatively, did you verify that the video quality didn’t