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5 Minute HelpDesk – How do I Share My Outlook Calendar?

If you are somebody who is busy with meetings all day, you may have faced schedule clashes sometime or the other. A calendar helps you keep tabs on everything within your business. A shared calendar makes it even easier to organise. Sharing your calendar with your teammates can make it simple to plan schedules, save time and avoid schedule collisions.

Microsoft outlook calendar is one of the most popular calendars used worldwide. Their Outlook mobile calendar is simple to use and also has many useful features that make it easier for the user to share according to his/her preference. So, let’s see what the features are and how to share your outlook mobile calendar.

Features of outlook mobile calendar

How to share a calendar from outlook mobile

How do I Share My Outlook Calendar? - Computing Australia Group
How do I Share My Outlook Calendar? - Computing Australia Group
How do I Share My Outlook Calendar? - Computing Australia Group
How do I Share My Outlook Calendar? - Computing Australia Group
How do I Share My Outlook Calendar? - Computing Australia Group
How do I Share My Outlook Calendar? - Computing Australia Group
How do I Share My Outlook Calendar? - Computing Australia Group
Go back to the previous page by clicking on the icon on the top left enhanced - Computing Australia Group
Once you are back at the previous window, click on the tick icon on the top right to confirm sharing your calendar ​- Computing Australia Group
You have shared your calendar successfully - Computing Australia Group

It’s pretty easy and quick right. You can also view another person’s and your shared calendar side by side. You have the schedule in front of your eyes, and so you don’t need to spend time having a discussion. Need help with sharing outlook mobile calendar or other outlook queries? Our IT helpdesk in Perth is 24/7 ready to support you. Contact us or email at helpdesk@computingaustralia.group for any assistance with your IT queries.

Jargon Buster

Outlook – A personal information manager from Microsoft. Majorly used as an email client.

iOS – Mobile operating system developed by Apple Inc. for its mobile devices.