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My current minor improvement to the problem is:
First install Organizer Feed application, and then:
Settings -> Notifications -> Feed on home screen -> Organizer Feed (button) -> calendar settings -> mail for exchange -> look ahead
Set this to something (e.g. 3 weeks)
Then from command line:
gconftool -R / | less
use '/Feed' to search for calendar feed, to get UUID for Mail for exchange
(lookAhead for 3 weeks is 1814400)
and then from command line:
gconftool --set /apps/CalendarFeed/calendars/<the-uid-just-discovered>/lookAhead --type int 31499500
Now Organizer Feed shows my calendar entries up one year in the future.
Also, i find setting one item per day (or something) from
Settings -> Notifications -> Feed on home screen -> Organizer Feed (button) -> display settings -> aggregation mode
useful
Last edited by too; 2012-09-05 at 12:23.