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February 18th 09, 12:13 AM
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Find calendar time blocks of specified length
Can someone direct me to a starting point for developing a calendar program
that accepts input of a desired time-block length (e.g. 15 minutes) that will search the calendar & return available blocks of time of the specified length? I want to find the 1st available block of that length or longer. If the user chooses to use that block, I will let them create an appointment, If not, I want to go to the next available block, etc. I haven't done any programming related to Calendar, so don't know where to begin. A point in the right direction will be greatly appreciated. -- Will 
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