Google Calendar brought online calendaring to the masses, but for some organizations it’s just not an option (usually for security or compatibility reasons). Still, there’s a lot of value in being able to share your schedule with co-workers, team members, subordinates, etc. The guys at jkOnTheRun show you how to publish some or all of your Outlook 2007 calendar to the Web. You’ll need to sign up for Microsoft’s Office Online service, which is free, and anyone wishing to view the calendar will need an MSN or Windows Live account (also free). Other than that, it’s a pretty simple process, and well worth the effort if you want to make your calendar public (or semi-private).
BNET Insight
Business Hacks
Technology tips, tricks, and hacks to make your workday work better.
- Get Business Hacks via:
- Mobile
- RSS Feed
- Email Alert
Publish Your Outlook Calendar to the Web
August 8th, 2007 @ 6:00 am
Got a tech dilemma? We're here to help.
Send us your burning technology questions.
Send us your burning technology questions.
BNET TalkbackShare your ideas and expertise on this topic
Subscribe to this discussion via Email or RSS
-
1
bnet@...
SynMyCal
For those who don't want to go the MSN or Windows Live route, or still use Outlook 2003, I use an application called SyncMyCal to Sync my Outlook Calendar to Google Calendar. It's not free, but I've found it works very well.
-
2
rgrotto
Lotus Notes
Is there a way to post a Lotus Notes calendar to google?
Quick Poll
What is the top reason for going back to Business School?
Top Rated
- Three Web Services You Should Be Using+12 votes
- Top 5 Best Practices for Writing Effective E-mail+12 votes
- Be Productive When Working From Home+9 votes
- 5 Ways to Stay Comfortable On the Go with Laptop Ergonomics+8 votes
- The Six Best Podcasts for Business Users+6 votes
- Eliminate Boilerplate Phrases and Hackneyed Expressions from Your Resume+6 votes
- Google Fast Flip: The Future of Publishing?+5 votes
- Get Access to 25GB of Free Cloud Storage from Windows Explorer+5 votes
Premier Vendor Content Whitepapers, webcasts & resources from our Power Center Sponsors
The Latest Insights
Blogger Profiles
-
Rick Broida
A technology writer for more than 15 years, Rick Broida is a regular contributor to CNET, Popular Science, Wired and other publications. He's also the author of numerous books, including How to Do Everything with Your Zune. When he's not chained to his keyboard, he's usually shooting hoops or watching quality television. more »
Subscribe
Favorite Links
BNET Blogroll
BNET Industries Blogroll
Archives
