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Double-click an event in the event list to open it in the default calendar app, if possible.
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Click the month & year label in the calendar (for example, “April 2020”) to change the selected day to “today”. Right-click it to quickly go to a specific date.
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Long-press a day in the calendar to open that day in the default calendar app. (Supports: Calendar, Fantastical 2, BusyCal, Outlook)
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Hold option while clicking the calendar arrows to jump a year instead of a month.
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Hold option while dragging the time travel slider to skip by 15 minutes instead of an hour.
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If you open the “new event” window while the time travel slider is active, the event will default to the time of the slider.
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Double-click a time zone to collapse all time zones into a compact summary row. Click the row to expand. You can scroll sideways if there are many time zones. You can also collapse from the right-click menu on a time zone.
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### Keyboard Shortcuts
#### General
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◀/▶
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Previous/next day in the calendar |
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▲/▼
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Same day in the previous/next week in the calendar |
option+◀
option+▶
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Previous/next month in the calendar |
shift+option+◀
shift+option+▶
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Previous/next year in the calendar |
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space
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Select today in the calendar |
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n
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Create a new event |
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p
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Toggle window pinning |
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c
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Show the date & time calculator |
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j
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Join the current/upcoming Zoom/Meet/Teams meeting (works in the Dato menu and the “upcoming event in menu bar” menu) |
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o
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Open the default calendar app |
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shift+command+r
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Toggle showing reminders in the event list |
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command+q
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Quit the app |
#### Fullscreen notifications
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Double-click an event in the event list
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Open the event in the default calendar app, if possible |
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Swipe left/right on the calendar
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Next/previous month in the calendar |
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option + Swipe left/right on the calendar
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Next/previous year in the calendar |
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shift + Swipe left/right on the calendar
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Next/previous day in the calendar |
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Double-click a time zone
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Collapse time zones into a compact view |
## Frequently Asked Questions {#faq}
### Dato does not work with Ice
This is an [issue with Ice](https://github.com/jordanbaird/Ice/discussions/298) and must be fixed there.
### I have multiple menu bar items that open Dato
Dato can potentially have multiple menu bar items:
- The main one
- Upcoming event
- Time zone in the menu bar
You can choose which one of these to show in the menu bar in the app settings.
### Can I buy Dato from outside the App Store and Setapp?
No. Dato is only available from the App Store and Setapp.
### Dato quit suddenly
Check if there are any [crash reports](https://sindresorhus.com/apps/faq#crash-report). If none exists, it’s likely macOS terminated Dato because it needed to reclaim memory. This is an especially common problem on MacBook Air laptops with only 8 GB RAM. Try restarting your computer.
### Some calendars are missing {#missing-calendars}
Dato simply fetches calendars and events from macOS. If something is missing, it’s never caused by Dato.
Make sure:
- The calendars show in the Calendar app and that they are enabled there.
- Open the Calendar app settings, click the “Accounts” pane, and then check that the calendars are there. Dato can only show calendars added there.
- The calendars are enabled in the Dato settings.
- Open the Dato settings, click the “Events” tab, and make sure the calendars are enabled.
- **Note:** Please double-check this. They may have been unchecked by macOS changes.
- [The calendar events may not yet have been fetched by macOS](https://sindresorhus.com/dato#refresh-interval)
- You have tried restarting your computer.
- You are on the latest version of macOS.
- You have tried resetting permissions for Dato using [App Buddy](https://sindresorhus.com/app-buddy).
Some users had luck with removing the account from the Calendar app settings and re-adding it.
[Contact me](https://sindresorhus.com/feedback?product=Dato&referrer=Website-FAQ) if you have tried all this and you are still having issues. I’m not aware of any issue that was not one of the things mentioned above.
### Some calendar events are missing in Dato {#missing-events}
Make sure:
- The calendar with the event is enabled in Dato.
- You are on the latest Dato and macOS versions.
- You have tried restarting your computer.
- The event is not a declined event, which Dato does not show.
- You have not hidden the event using the “Hide” action in the event’s context menu.
- You have not excluded the event with the “Exclude events” setting.
- The event shows up in the Calendar app.
- If it does not show up there, the problem is not with Dato.
- Try pressing