Is there a way I can grant family members access to my WLM Calendar? Can I 
post it online somewhere and they can go in and look at it? If you are aware 
of a way to do this, can you please offer small, simple bits of info so I can 
actually do it. I am not all that tech smart. Thank you. 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Live_Calendar


"Maegan" <Maegan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message 
news:BC7C5B1C-89C5-434E-9E9A-131CC7905C2B@microsoft.com...
> Is there a way I can grant family members access to my WLM Calendar? Can I
> post it online somewhere and they can go in and look at it? If you are 
> aware
> of a way to do this, can you please offer small, simple bits of info so I 
> can
> actually do it. I am not all that tech smart. Thank you. 

Thanks Bob. I read it over. Can you tell me how to take the Calendar from my 
WLM and post it?

"Bob" wrote:

> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Live_Calendar
> 
> 
> "Maegan" <Maegan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message 
> news:BC7C5B1C-89C5-434E-9E9A-131CC7905C2B@microsoft.com...
> > Is there a way I can grant family members access to my WLM Calendar? Can I
> > post it online somewhere and they can go in and look at it? If you are 
> > aware
> > of a way to do this, can you please offer small, simple bits of info so I 
> > can
> > actually do it. I am not all that tech smart. Thank you. 
> 
> .
> 

Post it?  Where?
http://windowslive.com/Online/Calendar


"Maegan" <Maegan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message 
news:7AEB8DC2-E66E-4B55-B60E-E3F0BAF53132@microsoft.com...
> Thanks Bob. I read it over. Can you tell me how to take the Calendar from 
> my
> WLM and post it?
>
> "Bob" wrote:
>
>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Live_Calendar
>>
>>
>> "Maegan" <Maegan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:BC7C5B1C-89C5-434E-9E9A-131CC7905C2B@microsoft.com...
>> > Is there a way I can grant family members access to my WLM Calendar? 
>> > Can I
>> > post it online somewhere and they can go in and look at it? If you are
>> > aware
>> > of a way to do this, can you please offer small, simple bits of info so 
>> > I
>> > can
>> > actually do it. I am not all that tech smart. Thank you.
>>
>> .
>> 

In WLMail, does it say Sign in under the Close X?
When you are signed in, your Contacts and Calendar are synced online.
contacts.live.com
calendar.live.com

If you don't have a Live ID, login.live.com, Sign up for an account.

WLMail can access your mail and newsgroups without being logged in.
-- 
Ron Sommer
MS MVP-Mail

"Maegan" <Maegan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message 
news:BC7C5B1C-89C5-434E-9E9A-131CC7905C2B@microsoft.com...
> Is there a way I can grant family members access to my WLM Calendar? Can I
> post it online somewhere and they can go in and look at it? If you are 
> aware
> of a way to do this, can you please offer small, simple bits of info so I 
> can
> actually do it. I am not all that tech smart. Thank you. 

Thanks Ron and Bob. So if I want someone to see my calendar on WLM, how do I 
allow them access without giving them  my user name and password? Sorry for 
the silly questions. 

"Ron Sommer" wrote:

> In WLMail, does it say Sign in under the Close X?
> When you are signed in, your Contacts and Calendar are synced online.
> contacts.live.com
> calendar.live.com
> 
> If you don't have a Live ID, login.live.com, Sign up for an account.
> 
> WLMail can access your mail and newsgroups without being logged in.
> -- 
> Ron Sommer
> MS MVP-Mail
> 
> "Maegan" <Maegan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message 
> news:BC7C5B1C-89C5-434E-9E9A-131CC7905C2B@microsoft.com...
> > Is there a way I can grant family members access to my WLM Calendar? Can I
> > post it online somewhere and they can go in and look at it? If you are 
> > aware
> > of a way to do this, can you please offer small, simple bits of info so I 
> > can
> > actually do it. I am not all that tech smart. Thank you. 
> 
> .
> 

From the WLM Help....
"* Calendars: You can create calendars and events  (A scheduled activity 
that you enter into a calendar, such as a meeting, party, or appointment.) 
whether you're signed in to Mail or not. If you do sign in to Mail, your 
Windows Live Calendar (A free online calendar service that you can use to 
keep track of personal appointments, family get-togethers, group schedules, 
birthdays, holidays, and local events. You can create multiple calendars to 
share with friends and coworkers and publish your calendars so that anyone 
can see them. The calendar feature in Windows Live Mail shares many features 
with Windows Live Calendar.) calendars are automatically imported into Mail, 
and any calendars that you've created in Mail are added to Calendar. Also, 
your calendars are available from any computer on which you sign in to Mail. 
If you don't sign in, you can access your calendars only from the computer 
that you created them on."

You have to log onto http://home.live.com/ and share your calendar, if you 
want others to see it.


-- 
Windows 7  Ultimate
http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview
http://download.live.com/wlmail


"Maegan" <Maegan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message 
news:4169CB9C-35EC-4BCC-AEF5-2411827E2E17@microsoft.com...
> Thanks Ron and Bob. So if I want someone to see my calendar on WLM, how do 
> I
> allow them access without giving them  my user name and password? Sorry 
> for
> the silly questions.
>
> "Ron Sommer" wrote:
>
>> In WLMail, does it say Sign in under the Close X?
>> When you are signed in, your Contacts and Calendar are synced online.
>> contacts.live.com
>> calendar.live.com
>>
>> If you don't have a Live ID, login.live.com, Sign up for an account.
>>
>> WLMail can access your mail and newsgroups without being logged in.
>> -- 
>> Ron Sommer
>> MS MVP-Mail
>>
>> "Maegan" <Maegan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:BC7C5B1C-89C5-434E-9E9A-131CC7905C2B@microsoft.com...
>> > Is there a way I can grant family members access to my WLM Calendar? 
>> > Can I
>> > post it online somewhere and they can go in and look at it? If you are
>> > aware
>> > of a way to do this, can you please offer small, simple bits of info so 
>> > I
>> > can
>> > actually do it. I am not all that tech smart. Thank you.
>>
>> .
>> 

I am getting so close Dave....thanks. I went to the home.live.com site and 
granted those people I want to have access, but now where do they log on to 
view it? Do they need a WL account? 

"Dave" wrote:

> From the WLM Help....
> "* Calendars: You can create calendars and events  (A scheduled activity 
> that you enter into a calendar, such as a meeting, party, or appointment.) 
> whether you're signed in to Mail or not. If you do sign in to Mail, your 
> Windows Live Calendar (A free online calendar service that you can use to 
> keep track of personal appointments, family get-togethers, group schedules, 
> birthdays, holidays, and local events. You can create multiple calendars to 
> share with friends and coworkers and publish your calendars so that anyone 
> can see them. The calendar feature in Windows Live Mail shares many features 
> with Windows Live Calendar.) calendars are automatically imported into Mail, 
> and any calendars that you've created in Mail are added to Calendar. Also, 
> your calendars are available from any computer on which you sign in to Mail. 
> If you don't sign in, you can access your calendars only from the computer 
> that you created them on."
> 
> You have to log onto http://home.live.com/ and share your calendar, if you 
> want others to see it.
> 
> 
> -- 
> Windows 7  Ultimate
> http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview
> http://download.live.com/wlmail
> 
> 
> "Maegan" <Maegan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message 
> news:4169CB9C-35EC-4BCC-AEF5-2411827E2E17@microsoft.com...
> > Thanks Ron and Bob. So if I want someone to see my calendar on WLM, how do 
> > I
> > allow them access without giving them  my user name and password? Sorry 
> > for
> > the silly questions.
> >
> > "Ron Sommer" wrote:
> >
> >> In WLMail, does it say Sign in under the Close X?
> >> When you are signed in, your Contacts and Calendar are synced online.
> >> contacts.live.com
> >> calendar.live.com
> >>
> >> If you don't have a Live ID, login.live.com, Sign up for an account.
> >>
> >> WLMail can access your mail and newsgroups without being logged in.
> >> -- 
> >> Ron Sommer
> >> MS MVP-Mail
> >>
> >> "Maegan" <Maegan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> >> news:BC7C5B1C-89C5-434E-9E9A-131CC7905C2B@microsoft.com...
> >> > Is there a way I can grant family members access to my WLM Calendar? 
> >> > Can I
> >> > post it online somewhere and they can go in and look at it? If you are
> >> > aware
> >> > of a way to do this, can you please offer small, simple bits of info so 
> >> > I
> >> > can
> >> > actually do it. I am not all that tech smart. Thank you.
> >>
> >> .
> >> 
> .
> 

Okay....so I have now figured out sending my people the link, BUT is there a 
way I can synchronize all my calendars as I have different ones for each 
people in the family but I only want to send one link so they can view all?? 

"Maegan" wrote:

> I am getting so close Dave....thanks. I went to the home.live.com site and 
> granted those people I want to have access, but now where do they log on to 
> view it? Do they need a WL account? 
> 
> "Dave" wrote:
> 
> > From the WLM Help....
> > "* Calendars: You can create calendars and events  (A scheduled activity 
> > that you enter into a calendar, such as a meeting, party, or appointment.) 
> > whether you're signed in to Mail or not. If you do sign in to Mail, your 
> > Windows Live Calendar (A free online calendar service that you can use to 
> > keep track of personal appointments, family get-togethers, group schedules, 
> > birthdays, holidays, and local events. You can create multiple calendars to 
> > share with friends and coworkers and publish your calendars so that anyone 
> > can see them. The calendar feature in Windows Live Mail shares many features 
> > with Windows Live Calendar.) calendars are automatically imported into Mail, 
> > and any calendars that you've created in Mail are added to Calendar. Also, 
> > your calendars are available from any computer on which you sign in to Mail. 
> > If you don't sign in, you can access your calendars only from the computer 
> > that you created them on."
> > 
> > You have to log onto http://home.live.com/ and share your calendar, if you 
> > want others to see it.
> > 
> > 
> > -- 
> > Windows 7  Ultimate
> > http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview
> > http://download.live.com/wlmail
> > 
> > 
> > "Maegan" <Maegan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message 
> > news:4169CB9C-35EC-4BCC-AEF5-2411827E2E17@microsoft.com...
> > > Thanks Ron and Bob. So if I want someone to see my calendar on WLM, how do 
> > > I
> > > allow them access without giving them  my user name and password? Sorry 
> > > for
> > > the silly questions.
> > >
> > > "Ron Sommer" wrote:
> > >
> > >> In WLMail, does it say Sign in under the Close X?
> > >> When you are signed in, your Contacts and Calendar are synced online.
> > >> contacts.live.com
> > >> calendar.live.com
> > >>
> > >> If you don't have a Live ID, login.live.com, Sign up for an account.
> > >>
> > >> WLMail can access your mail and newsgroups without being logged in.
> > >> -- 
> > >> Ron Sommer
> > >> MS MVP-Mail
> > >>
> > >> "Maegan" <Maegan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> > >> news:BC7C5B1C-89C5-434E-9E9A-131CC7905C2B@microsoft.com...
> > >> > Is there a way I can grant family members access to my WLM Calendar? 
> > >> > Can I
> > >> > post it online somewhere and they can go in and look at it? If you are
> > >> > aware
> > >> > of a way to do this, can you please offer small, simple bits of info so 
> > >> > I
> > >> > can
> > >> > actually do it. I am not all that tech smart. Thank you.
> > >>
> > >> .
> > >> 
> > .
> > 

Each Live Calendar(default titled Calendar or new user created =
calendars) must be shared
 - Note: The Birthday and Holiday calendars are not shareable.

Calendar sharing is accomplished via http:/calendar.live.com, not =
home.live.com

To share a calendar one has multiple options(3)
Clicking on the calendar name found on the left hand side of the screen =
at calendar.live.com will provide those 3 options.

Share your calendar with friends and family
 -  To start sharing with specific people, click "Add people".
 (Live ID is required)

Send friends a view-only link to your calendar
(They'll only be able to view your calendar but they won't need a =
Windows Live ID)
(Live ID is not required)

Make your calendar public
 - Post a public link so that anyone can search for and view your =
calendar online.
 (Live ID is not required)


--=20
....winston
 MS-MVP[Mail]

"Maegan" <Maegan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message =
news:F04D7E13-F88B-4B2F-A4B3-D160B44A1737@microsoft.com...
> Okay....so I have now figured out sending my people the link, BUT is =
there a
> way I can synchronize all my calendars as I have different ones for =
each
> people in the family but I only want to send one link so they can view =
all??
> 

Thanks Winston....do I have to send them a different link for each calendar?

"...winston" wrote:

> Each Live Calendar(default titled Calendar or new user created calendars) must be shared
>  - Note: The Birthday and Holiday calendars are not shareable.
> 
> Calendar sharing is accomplished via http:/calendar.live.com, not home.live.com
> 
> To share a calendar one has multiple options(3)
> Clicking on the calendar name found on the left hand side of the screen at calendar.live.com will provide those 3 options.
> 
> Share your calendar with friends and family
>  -  To start sharing with specific people, click "Add people".
>  (Live ID is required)
> 
> Send friends a view-only link to your calendar
> (They'll only be able to view your calendar but they won't need a Windows Live ID)
> (Live ID is not required)
> 
> Make your calendar public
>  - Post a public link so that anyone can search for and view your calendar online.
>  (Live ID is not required)
> 
> 
> -- 
> ....winston
>  MS-MVP[Mail]
> 
> "Maegan" <Maegan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:F04D7E13-F88B-4B2F-A4B3-D160B44A1737@microsoft.com...
> > Okay....so I have now figured out sending my people the link, BUT is there a
> > way I can synchronize all my calendars as I have different ones for each
> > people in the family but I only want to send one link so they can view all??
> > 
> .
> 

Hello Maegan,
Happy New Year!

Yes.
 When you use the second option to send a view only link...each selected calendar creates a unique link which you have to copy and 
send to the intended recipient.... thus if you have multiple calendars(e.g. Friends, Family, Tennis, Golf, etc) multiple links and 
respective emails are necessary.


You have the following options for the type of link. Each option(Html, ICS, RSS) once clicked will cause a dialog box to appear 
with a link to copy.

If you want people to see all the details of your calendar, use these links.
HTML: Preview in a web browser
ICS: Import into another calendar application
RSS: View in a feed reader
 Reset calendar URLs

If you want people to only see when you're free and busy, use these links.
HTML: Preview in a web browser
ICS: Import into another calendar application
RSS: View in a feed reader
 Reset calendar URLs



-- 
  ...winston
  ms-mvp mail

"Maegan" <Maegan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:BFA5EA45-6B10-4DF6-9906-338BD1E52434@microsoft.com...
> Thanks Winston....do I have to send them a different link for each calendar?
>
> "...winston" wrote:
>
>> Each Live Calendar(default titled Calendar or new user created calendars) must be shared
>>  - Note: The Birthday and Holiday calendars are not shareable.
>>
>> Calendar sharing is accomplished via http:/calendar.live.com, not home.live.com
>>
>> To share a calendar one has multiple options(3)
>> Clicking on the calendar name found on the left hand side of the screen at calendar.live.com will provide those 3 options.
>>
>> Share your calendar with friends and family
>>  -  To start sharing with specific people, click "Add people".
>>  (Live ID is required)
>>
>> Send friends a view-only link to your calendar
>> (They'll only be able to view your calendar but they won't need a Windows Live ID)
>> (Live ID is not required)
>>
>> Make your calendar public
>>  - Post a public link so that anyone can search for and view your calendar online.
>>  (Live ID is not required)
>>
>>
>> -- 
>> ....winston
>>  MS-MVP[Mail]
>>
>> "Maegan" <Maegan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:F04D7E13-F88B-4B2F-A4B3-D160B44A1737@microsoft.com...
>> > Okay....so I have now figured out sending my people the link, BUT is there a
>> > way I can synchronize all my calendars as I have different ones for each
>> > people in the family but I only want to send one link so they can view all??
>> >
>> .
>>