Tips • The colored categories available in Outlook are a useful way of separating birthday events from other entries. To change an event's color, right-click (or tap and hold) on it and select a new entry from the Categorize menu. • If you have set up an Outlook.com email account in Outlook, a birthday calendar is automatically synced to the program. This calendar shows birthdays from contacts imported from connected social media accounts such as Facebook. This information is displayed automatically and cannot be edited.

Tips: Calendar is connected to your contact list in People, so: If you add a birthday in Calendar, and the person isn't in your contact list, they'll be added. If you add a birthday to a contact in People, the birthday will be added to your calendar.

• You can add birthday information to your contacts in the People section of Outlook. If you fill out these details for your contacts, a birthday event automatically displays in the default calendar associated with your account. Select a contact from the People screen and choose 'Edit' to enter or modify birthday details.

We recommend that you upgrade to, part of Office 2016 for Mac, which is free for faculty, staff, and students. Sharing your calendar allows people to look at the items on your calendar in more detail. You specify whether they can simply view the details for your calendar, or whether they can also create and/or edit items on your calendar.

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Share Your Calendar with Everyone at Cornell This option changes what everyone at Cornell can see about your calendar. • Click Calendar in the Navigation Pane. • In the section of the Navigation Pane labeled My Calendars, right-click (or ctrl-click) on your Exchange Calendar. (It will have the name of your account, which could be your NetID, your name, or something like 'Exchange Calendar.'

) • From the drop-down menu that appears, select Sharing Permissions. • On the Folder Properties dialog box, click the Permissions tab. • In the list (with columns titled Name and Label) click Default. (Do not, for any reason, delete this entry. Deleting it will cause errors.) • Choose from the Permission Level drop-down list. We recommend that you choose Reviewer, which allows everyone to view your calendar as read-only. (The initial setting is Free/Busy time, which allows everyone to view only your free/busy time in the Scheduling Assistant tab.) Letting everyone edit your calendar is probably a very bad idea.

Share Your Calendar with Specific People • Click Calendar in the Navigation Pane. • In the section of the Navigation Pane labeled My Calendars, right-click (or ctrl-click) on your Exchange Calendar. (It will have the name of your account, which could be your NetID, your name, or something like 'Exchange Calendar.' ) • From the drop-down menu that appears, select Sharing Permissions. • On the Folder Properties dialog box, click the Permissions tab. If the person you want to share with is listed, skip down to step 8. If they are not listed, continue with step 5.

• Click Add User. • In the field at the top of the Select Users dialog box, type all or part of the person's first or last name (or their NetID), then click Find. Microsoft office 2013 for mac. Accounts that match what you typed will be displayed. • Click on the person you want to share with, then click OK. You'll be taken back to the Folder Properties dialog box. • Click on the person's name, then choose from the Permission Level dropdown list. If you just want to let this person see what's on your calendar, use Reviewer.