[Remind-Fans] how to visualize weekly schedule?

[Daniel A Graham]

Paul,

It depends upon what you mean by a weekly schedule but I display the output like the following on my desktop using geek:

Tue 03 Apr 2007:
           10:05AM - 11:20AM Economics 206 in 127 SocPsy
            2:50PM -  4:05PM Economics 207 in 124 SocSci

Thu 05 Apr 2007:
           10:05AM - 11:20AM Economics 206 in 127 SocPsy
            2:50PM -  4:05PM Economics 207 in 124 SocSci
              Jeannie

Fri 06 Apr 2007:
           11:40AM -  1:00PM Micro Lunch: Silvana Krasteva in 319 Gray

Sun 08 Apr 2007:
              Easter

This output is generated by wxremdata, a command line tool provided with wxRemind - see http://www.duke.edu/~dgraham/wxRemind.

Best wishes,
Dan

On Sat, 26 May 2007 18:42:40 -0500, Paul Hinze wrote:
> Hi remind-fans,
> 
> It's quite possible that in my searching I missed the answer to this,
> but I've got a relatively simple question.
> 
> I use remind to store my weekly schedule, and GeekTool works well for
> showing me the day's reminders in text form.  What I'm really missing
> since I switched from Google Calendar is an intuitive visualization of
> my schedule.  I like to be able to glance at a week and see which nights
> I'm free, when I can fit in a meeting, when I have a conflict, etc.
> 
> Wyrd accomplishes the sort of display I'm looking for, but it's scope is
> only 24 hours.  Plus, I don't really require the ability to interact
> with a weekly schedule; I just want to look at it.  It would be nice if
> I could generate it like rem2ps does for a month.
> 
> My question then would be: does this sort of thing exist?  If not, is
> there anyone else interested in this functionality?  I would be willing
> to look into writing something (perhaps as a branch of or a rather hefty
> addition to rem2ps?).
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Paul Hinze
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