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No command is necessary. Just click on the timetable tab to switch view from meeting list to timetable. The timetable
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consists of 7 rows, each row corresponds a day of a week in the timetable, which default is from 7 am to 6.59 am on the next day.
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Each meeting is represented as an orange rectangular slot that will be placed in the timetable according to the following rules
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* If the meetings happen on a date corresponding to a column, it will be slotted into that column
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* The vertical axis if the timetable is the time, and slots are vertically placed according to their start time.
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* The length of the meeting slot is proportional to the timespan of the meeting.
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Note that it will correctly update and display all meetings. Meetings that fall outside the range of the timetable
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will be filtered off. Some things to note:
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* Default when starting the application, the timetable will have the first ( leftmost column ) representing today's date.
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* Meetings can overlap across columns.
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* Setting small meeting times around the edge of the timetable will cause display issues, For example, setting a meeting
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to 6:44-7:01 might cause display issues from the 7 - 7.01 will not display the date or time.
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* Note that you can scroll to view more slots.
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### Set timetable date : `setTimetable`
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Sets a timetable to start on a specified date. Updates the display accordingly.
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Format: 'setTimetable DATE'
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* DATE must be a string strictly following the format `YYYY-mm-dd`
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### Profile picture:
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Gets the image of contacts from Gravatar. If contact does not have a gravatar account linked to
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the email address, the what will be shown is a unique robo-hashed image obtained from email.
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There is no need to use any commands, the profile picture will be shown after updating/ adding contact
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If there is a problem establishing connection to the server, a default blue circle icon will be displayed
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instead.
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### Clearing all entries : `clear`
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### Saving the data
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AddressBook data are saved in the hard disk automatically after any command that changes the data. There is no need to save manually.
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MeetBuddy data are saved in the hard disk automatically after any command that changes the data. There is no need to save manually.
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### Editing the data file
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AddressBook data are saved as a JSON file `[JAR file location]/data/addressbook.json`. Advanced users are welcome to update data directly by editing that data file.
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MeetingBook data are saved as a JSON file '[JAR file location]/data/meetingbook.json'. Advanced users are welcome to update data directly by editing that data file.
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