Use the Events navigator of the Planning main tab in Ted4 and Fred4 to display list or calendar of events.
This navigator contains the search pane, you can use to locate events.
You need to enter at least one criteria and click the 
refresh button. If nothing is displayed, either you didn't enter a criteria, or there are no results with entered criteria.
Available criteria are:
Enter the date and time when event starts.
| None | Do not filter by start date and time. |
| Today | Show only events that begin today. |
| Tomorrow | Show only events that begin tomorrow. |
| This year | Show only events that begun in the current year. |
| This month | Show only events that begun in the current month. |
| This week | Show only events that begun in the current week. |
| Next years | Show only events that are planned for the current or next X years. Enter the number of years. 0 means the current year, 1 means the current year and the next one, and so on. |
| Next months | Show only events that are planned for the current or next X months. Enter the number of months. 0 means the current month, 1 means the current month and the next one, and so on. |
| Next weeks | Show only events that are planned for the current or next X weeks. Enter the number of weeks. 0 means the current week, 1 means the current week and the next one, and so on. |
| Next days | Show only events that are planned for the current or next X days. Enter the number of days. 0 means the current day, 1 means the current day and the next one, and so on. |
| On | Show only events that are planned for the specified date (the time value is ignored). |
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Enter few letters of the event title. The current operator is 'Containing', therefore, the title is searched for the entered text on any position.
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Click to display the list of calendars. Click the  to display the sub-calendars. Click the calendar name to select it. Hold CTRL to select additional calendar(s).
The following screenshot shows the expanded Daily Echo calendar, no selection yet (left), one calendar selected (middle), two calendars selected (right). The current operator is "In sub-tree", therefore, all the events in the selected calendar and all sub-calendars are displayed.
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See also
Working with events
