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When I insert a schedule with C-c C-s in Emacs org-mode, it always inserts a date like this:

* TODO write product documents
  SCHEDULED: <2013-10-25 Fri>

while what I want is this:

* TODO write product documents
  SCHEDULED: <2013-10-25 Fri 11:34>

Now I do this manually: firstly insert a schedule, then delete the date, then insert a timestamp with date and time using C-u C-c ..

How can I insert a schedule with date and time only using C-c C-s?

Thanks.

itsjeyd
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Leo
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    Function `org-schedule` doesn't support time substring in `time-stamp`, date only. You want `org-mode` automatically inserts time value, but which by default? – artscan Oct 23 '13 at 05:14
  • @artscan, I don't know which function can insert time string. I think the most convenient way is the best. – Leo Oct 23 '13 at 05:43
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    What does `11:34` mean in your example? You schedule time in a future. If I use `C-u C-c .` it inserts current time. Do you want `C-c C-s` inserts current time for schedule too? – artscan Oct 23 '13 at 06:13

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When you're being asked for a date at the prompt, you can also enter a time. e.g. if I say "+2d 1pm" at the prompt, I get SCHEDULED: <2013-10-25 ven. 13:00> in the buffer. See Info page (info "(org) The date/time prompt") for more info about the prompt.

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