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Hello, I am sorry that I took too long to respond to my prior support request but the issue is persisting so I wanted to open a new support request and try to better describe the issue.

I have created a calendar item that reoccurs biweekly on the 2nd and fourth Thursday's of any given month.
1+ month after the one used to create the event, the schedule is off by one day.

So, for example, which I have left on the site for now @ 9580.toastmastersclubs.org for your review:
I created a biweekly event starting Thursday, January 12th to repeat every 2nd Thursday after that date, but as you can see, there should be a meeting that falls on Thursday, March 23rd and instead it has moved to the Friday after on the 24th, then every meeting after that falls on Friday instead of the intended Thursday.

Thanks for leaving the evidence in place. This issue is related to a daylight savings time the glitch in the monthly calendar which can be avoided by using the weekly or daily calendar to add events.

However, the biweekly setting isn't related to the weeks of the month. Notice your dates shift to 1st & 3rd week in April and don't align with 2nd & 4th again until July. Using delete "This & After" at the first occurrence of a 1st/3rd misalignment could be done to ensure your calendar doesn't display future meetings on the wrong week.

FTH recommends using the agenda system to put future meetings on the calendar.

A related topic about this issue;

support.toastmastersclubs.org/2011-10-23...ent-by-one-day#87950

Ah, I was looking to see if there was a way to do that but does that resolve the issue or only place the very next meeting on the calendar based on the agenda created/added?

There's no future interval method (like the generic calendar events) for creating agendas. They must be done one at a time for each specific date and are not limited to the very next meeting. Agendas can be created as far into the future as desired.

Okay then, I suppose the solution will be to create the events manually for the foreseeable future. Thank you for taking a look.