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When a meeting keeps today open, the keyboard goes straight to it
If no free hour is left today but a meeting is still ahead, the first Tab into the calendar lands on the nearest meeting's card, not on an hour that has passed.
At the end of the working day the calendar stays on today only if a meeting is still ahead. But anyone entering the calendar from the keyboard in that situation landed on the first hour of the day, long gone: pressing it showed an explanation that a meeting cannot be booked in the past, while the meeting itself stayed far away.
Now the first Tab into the calendar goes straight to the card of the nearest meeting that has not ended, including one running right now. Enter from there opens that meeting's lead card, with no warning about a past time. From the card the arrows and paging keys work as usual.
- Every other case is unchanged: if there is a free hour today, the keyboard goes to it as before.
- Only meetings you can see in the calendar count.
- Nothing has changed in the phone list.
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