OS X Yosemite

[AjarnMartin]

I have recently downloaded and installed the above and am mostly pleased with the changes. However, I use the calendar function incessantly and on printing monthly or weekly diary pages, the week starts on a TUESDAY and not the MONDAY which is my default choice. The screen in the program is correct, but the print shows this anomaly. I have corrected the printout by defaulting to a day earlier and then printing which work but is hardly ideal.

Is anybody else having these difficulties and HOW do we relay the problem to Apple? I can find no means of complaining other than through 'Feedback' which is not responded to...?

Thanks, Martin

Edited October 21, 2014 by AjarnMartin

[Somtamnication]

Have you updated any drivers for your printer? Have you also tried printing to a pdf file instead and see if the same anomaly appears?

I have also updated and like the new look. Too early to tell about much of it at the moment.

[grabitanrun]

Ha! - yes you are right, I have a contact in Apple, I'll try to find out

[In Search of Space]

Just upgraded a MacBook Air bought in early 2012 to Yosemite, astounding. Only comment so far is it takes along time to shut-down, but it released 170 gb of disk space, have I lost anything, all appears well so far

[tominbkk]

I love it so far, no complaints.

[villagefarang]

Updated my old iMac 24 and my wife’s MacBook Air with no problems. I always love new stuff and I am enjoying the new look and feel.

[grabitanrun]

OK,

So I spoke to a consultant friend in Apple - he suggested changing the week start date to something random in preferences and quitting Calendar - I did that, re-opened and changed it to Sunday, now it seems ok.

Can you try this and let me know if it works.

There is another way involving deletion of the Calendar preferences file but lets try this first.

Grabbit

[wilcopops]

Does anyone know if Autopano works OK?