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CardiffMail: Overlaying Calendars in CardiffMail Notes

Oct 20, 2010 by Ian Bradley

Please Note: Overlaying Calendars is only available in CardiffMail Notes. It is not available in CardiffMail Web or through the Portal.

Overlaying Calendars

You can add calendars from other Notes users, Google calendar and iCalendar feeds to your own Notes Calendar. These will then display overlayed alongside your Notes appointments in your Calendar View. To overlay a calendar:

  1. Open your Calendar.
  2. Expand Show Calendars from the left hand pane.
  3. Click on Add a Calendar.

CardiffMail Notes Add a Calendar

The Add a Calendar dialog box will be displayed. You can choose to add extra calendars from various sources:

Other CardiffMail Calendars

If you have been granted acc:ss to another CardiffMail user's calendar you can this as an overlay.
  • Select Notes user's calendar from the Add drop down menu:

CardiffMail Notes Add a Notes User's Calendar

  • Type in the username or surname of the user's calendar you wish to overlay. If you are uncertain of the user's username, search the directory by starting to type the user's surname then click the Search Directory option.
  • Select display colours for the Background and Text for the added calendar's entries. It is useful to keep contrasting colours for different calendars so you can easily distinguish between them.
  • Click OK to confirm your selections.

Google Calendars

If you have access to a calendar set up in a Google account you can overlay this to your CardiffMail Notes Calendar:
  • From the Add drop down menu select Google Calendar (TM).
  • Type a name for the calendar in the Label box. 
  • Enter the username and password for theGoogle account which contains the calendar. 
  • Choose Background and Text colours.
  • Click OK.

iCalendars

  • Select iCalendar from the Add drop down menu.
  • Type a name for the calendar in the Label box.
  • Enter the full URL for the calendar.
  • Choose Background and Text colours for the overlay.
  • Click OK.


Once you have added a calendar you will see them listed under Show Calendars in the left-hand pane of your Calendar view in CardiffMail Notes. Individual calendars can be displayed or hidden by ticking or unticking each calendar respectively. Alternatively you can display a calendar on its own tab by right-clicking the name and selecting Open in New Tab.

 

Appointments from all calendars will show up alongside your own in your Calendar View in the colours you have previously chosen. To edit the colours, right-click the calendar name in the left-hand pane and select Modify.



CardiffMail: Calendar Tips III

Apr 07, 2010 by Nat Rowson

Have you ever had to arrange meetings that occur at the same time every week? Does it drive you mad having to enter each one individually? Well here's a tip on how to create recurring Calendar entries:

When you create any form of calendar entry you can choose to repeat the entry in your calendar to occur on different days.


CardiffMail Web Recurring Calendar Items

Click below to read more.

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CardiffMail: Calendar Tips II

Mar 29, 2010 by Nat Rowson

Both CardiffMail Notes and Web allow you to organise your working time through the calendar. This blog entry contains a few tips that will help you to make more use of your calendar.

CardiffMail Notes Date Picker

Click below to read more.

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CardiffMail: Checking Responses to Meeting Invitations

Mar 22, 2010 by Nat Rowson

If you've set up a meeting in CardiffMail then you can quickly check invitee's responses.


Click below to read more.

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CardiffMail: Calendar Tips I - Busy Search

Mar 17, 2010 by Nat Rowson

Calendar Tips I: Busy Search

Both CardiffMail Notes and Web allow you to organise your working time through the calendar. Knowing how to use Busy Search is a useful tip for arranging meetings.

 

Click below to read more.

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CardiffMail: Group calendars

Nov 07, 2008 by Ian Bradley

Group calendars are great for viewing the availability of members of a team. Read on to learn more about them. 

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