When editing calendar events in WPS on macOS, common questions usually involve notifications, permissions, recurrence behavior, and linked information; this FAQ includes 4 common questions and a 4-term glossary.
FAQ
Will attendees receive a notification after I edit an event?
- Open the target event and make the required changes.
- Click Save to submit the update.
- After saving, the system sends an event change notice to the relevant attendees.
- If you changed the time, location, or attendee list, add a short note so participants can review the update more quickly.
If a linked document is updated, will the event show the latest version?
- After a cloud document is linked to the event, participants can open it from the event details.
- When the cloud document content is updated, opening it again shows the latest version.
- In most cases, you do not need to link the same file again.
- If someone cannot open it, check the document access permissions.
Why can't I save my event changes?
- Confirm that your account has permission to edit the event.
- Check whether the network connection is stable, especially when syncing attendees, rooms, or cloud documents.
- Reopen the event and try saving again.
- If the event was created by someone else and editing is restricted, contact the organizer for help.
Why does a recurring event behave differently from what I expected after editing?
- In the Repeat settings, confirm whether you are changing one occurrence or the full recurring rule.
- Check the frequency, end time, and any custom recurrence settings.
- After saving, return to the calendar view and review the future dates.
- If needed, open the event again and adjust the recurrence rule.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| All-day event | An event type shown across the full day without a specific start and end time block. |
| Recurrence rule | A setting that makes an event repeat daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, or by a custom pattern. |
| Linked document | A cloud document attached to the event so participants can open meeting materials directly from the event details. |
| Visibility range | A setting that controls how visible the event is to other members, such as public, private, or the default rule. |