It’s almost moving time! We’ve been busy getting Windows Live Calendar ready for when we move all MSN Calendar customers over to the new and improved service on Windows Live.
Over the coming months, we will be moving all existing MSN Calendar customers over to Windows Live Calendar. The move will be gradual, that is, not everyone will see their calendars change on the same day.
If you’re just trying Windows Live Calendar for the first time, you may notice that while MSN Calendar already gave you easy scheduling of appointments, reminders, and calendar sharing, Windows Live Calendar gives you even more:
- Multiple calendars that can be individually colored and shared
- An easy way to subscribe to public (iCal) online calendars
- Drag-and-drop rescheduling of events
- Holiday calendars based on your location
- A birthday calendar that pulls dates from your Windows Live contact list
- A to-do list to help keep you organized (we’ll move all of your MSN Calendar’s tasks and notes into your new Windows Live to-do list)
Here’s what you need to know for the move:
- If you only access your MSN Calendar through the web, we’ll move all your stuff for you. You won’t have to do anything.
- If you use Microsoft Office Outlook to view your calendar, make sure you’re using the newest version of Outlook Connector. This will allow Outlook to connect directly to your Windows Live Calendar. To find out which version of Outlook Connector you’re using, open Outlook, click Outlook Connector and then select About Outlook Connector. If the version number is 12.0.6414.1000 or greater, you’re good to go. If not, you’ll need to download and install the latest version.
- If you’ve published or shared any of your MSN Calendars, you’ll need to publish or share them again in Windows Live Calendar.
That’s it—we’ll do the rest.
Note: Windows Live Calendar doesn’t currently support displaying attachments or sending reminders to a secondary e-mail address.
See you on Windows Live Calendar!
- Windows Live team
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