Of course you can also create a Windows Live Event online, and add it to your calendar. The online Windows Live calendar, with sharing via invitation or publicly, anywhere access, and connection to other calendars is still there of course, but now you can control it from your desktop. Online, you just mouseover to see the info from the email (but it’s not as pretty!): Once you do, you just click on the event on your calendar, and the body of the email is included.Īnd then of course all of the information you’ve entered into your Windows Live Calendar from Live Mail is available anywhere you can log into including that email you linked. Just right click on an email, add to calendar, and input the date information, and save. Or you can enter an email directly as a Calendar event:
In the long run, it’s a calendar (and a sync mechanism) worth waiting for.Ĭreating an event is simple, just click on a day and start filling out information: While Google Calendar has taken over much of the early adopter market share, Windows Live had to wait for Feedsync to get to a point where it could be deployed. Even though it works in harmony with the online Windows Live Calendar, you’ll want to use the Live Mail version (and that’s the beauty of software + services!). For the first time, Windows Live has a complete, working, beautiful, and fun calendar.įirst of all, it’s beautiful. When you install Windows Live Mail, either for the first time or as an upgrade to an older version, go straight to Calendar.
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