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this is a production machine. So, I can't easily upgrade this past El Capitan (10.11.6); and not really willing to go through the upgrade process to just test if this single issue is resolved.
So, with that out of the way, I have an applescript application that needs to run every two weeks. What I've always done in the past is set up a repeating calendar event. And, under 'alert', I change it to 'custom'; open file; and other; and choose the applescript application to run.
For the first run of the event, everything is fine. But, the repeated events are always set to 'none'. And, even when I edit the next scheduled event and add the applescript application to it; and I confirm 'all future events', the future events are always set to 'none'.
Also, the script immediately runs when I save the event even though it is set in the future.
This used to work even as far back as iCal. Is this a known bug? am I doing something wrong? Is there a better app to get this to run on schedule and I can just forget about calendar.app? Calendar has always been easy to configure and it was reliable. But, I don't really care how it runs--just that it runs.
this is a production machine. So, I can't easily upgrade this past El Capitan (10.11.6); and not really willing to go through the upgrade process to just test if this single issue is resolved.
So, with that out of the way, I have an applescript application that needs to run every two weeks. What I've always done in the past is set up a repeating calendar event. And, under 'alert', I change it to 'custom'; open file; and other; and choose the applescript application to run.
For the first run of the event, everything is fine. But, the repeated events are always set to 'none'. And, even when I edit the next scheduled event and add the applescript application to it; and I confirm 'all future events', the future events are always set to 'none'.
Also, the script immediately runs when I save the event even though it is set in the future.
This used to work even as far back as iCal. Is this a known bug? am I doing something wrong? Is there a better app to get this to run on schedule and I can just forget about calendar.app? Calendar has always been easy to configure and it was reliable. But, I don't really care how it runs--just that it runs.
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