ICAL delete a subscription url

[Prune Anne]

Hello,

I was on a website of music concerts and I clicked the iCal calendar to record aconcert that interested me in my personal calendar ical, but it has imported all the concerts of the year!
How can I remove this operation?
thanks for answering!
anne

 

[Tinman]

Make sure calendars are showing, right-click the subscribed calendar, then choose delete.

Michael

 

[Prune Anne]

Thank you michael, but the problem is: the website ical calendar concert is IN an existing calendar of mine. So if i delete this calendar, it's going to erase other informations i don't want to delete.. you see?

 

[Tinman]

In another calendar? You sure you looked everywhere? It should show separately. It should be at the bottom in subscribed calendars.

Michael

 

[Prune Anne]

At the left bottom i have my 2 calendars "work" "personal" in my account @ME.COM, and below "birthday" in my subscribes calendars. That's it

 

[Tinman]

OK when you look at one of the concert events what calendar is it in? It looks like it is not a subscription but instead the events were just added to an existing calendar. That has happened to me a time or two.

What I did first was create a new calendar... I called it temp as it was going to be deleted. Then I unchecked all my other calendars, other then the one where the unwanted entries were located. Then I went to the search box and entered a term that was in those unwanted entries, but not likely to be in any of my usual calendar entries. Next, since command-A didn't work to select all, I clicked on the first entry in the list below (the found items), scrolled to the last, then command-clicked to select them all. Then I right clicked and moved them to the newly created calendar (there was a cut option, which might work to remove them though I didn't try it, but no delete). Then I deleted that calendar. Presto, they were all gone.

There is probably a better way but that worked for me.

Michael

 

[Prune Anne]

sorry i didn't unswear before. It works! thanks again.