Mastering OS X Calendar: Change The Time You Get Notified Of All Day Events [OS X Tips]

Cult of Mac
By Rob LeFebvreApr 10, 2013, 9:00 am222 pts
When you create a Calendar event, you have the option to have your Mac notify you of that event before it happens. In the case of an all-day event, however, you don’t have an easy option to change the time of day you’ll get the notification. It can be done, however, with a little digging into the filesystem…

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