WPS Calendar Settings on macOS FAQ

Last updated:July 23, 2026

Calendar Settings questions usually focus on time zones, personal preference scope, reminder delivery, and sync behavior; this FAQ covers 4 common questions.

FAQ

Will using a proxy change how the WPS calendar works?

  1. The WPS calendar time zone display is based on your computer's local time.
  2. If the displayed time looks incorrect, first check the date and time settings in macOS.
  3. If you need to view another region's time, add a secondary time zone in calendar settings.

Are calendar settings personal settings or global settings?

  1. Calendar Settings is mainly used for personal calendar preference settings.
  2. Each member can configure it based on individual habits.
  3. If your organization uses unified policies, the visible or editable range may still be affected by those rules.

Why am I not receiving notifications after changing reminder settings?

  1. Confirm that the related reminder options are enabled in Reminder settings.
  2. Check whether macOS allows WPS to send notifications.
  3. Keep the network connected and confirm that the reminder time for the event has been reached.

Why did my other device fail to sync after I configured CalDAV settings?

  1. Confirm that you opened the CalDAV settings page and completed the full setup.
  2. Check whether the target device supports CalDAV sync.
  3. Recheck the network connection and the account or subscription details entered on the target device.

Glossary

TermDefinition
Start week onThe setting that determines which day appears as the first day in the weekly calendar view, usually Monday or Sunday.
Secondary time zoneAn additional time zone shown alongside the primary one to help with cross-region scheduling.
CalDAVA calendar synchronization protocol used to sync calendar data to other supported devices or services.
Schedule conflict reminderA reminder type used to alert you when multiple events overlap or are too close together.