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JoeysSportsBar
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I am new to this. Is there a way to not have a time frame for an event show on the calendar?

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Simply use the "All Day Event" option. That's what I do and then put the time in my event title if I need to designate a time slot.

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And on another note; I believe if the start time and end times are the same, only the start time will be shown.
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And on another note; I believe if the start time and end times are the same, only the start time will be shown.

If you make the duration 0 hours and 0 minutes, only the start time will be shown.
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