Learn more about how time-zone normalization works. In the Time zone list, click (UTC+ 10:00) Brisbane. In the Time zone list, click (UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada). Under Time zones, type Eastern Time Zone in the Label box. Right-click the empty space at the top of the time bar, and then click Change Time Zone on the shortcut menu. For example, when I schedule meetings from the New York office (Eastern time zone), I want to view my Australian co-worker's schedule (Brisbane time zone) so I don’t book her during non-working hours. When working with partners in different time zones, it’s helpful to see both time zones in the Week view. Top of Page View two time zones in the Week view Tip: To view all your hours during a long shift in the Work Week view, use Zoom in the bottom-right corner of the Calendar to make it smaller. Under Work time, for End time, select 6:00 PM.įor Work week, select Sun, Mon, and Tue and clear any other selected check boxes. Under Work time, for Start time, select 6:00 AM. For example, if you are a nurse you may only want to view your Sunday – Tuesday, 12-hour shift at the hospital. If you work a non-traditional work schedule, you can set your Work Week view to only show those working times. Top of Page Change Work Week view to Sunday-Tuesday with 12-hr days (non-traditional work week) Learn more about adding holidays to your calendar. Under Calendar options, for Add holidays to the Calendar, click Add Holidays. Under Work time, for First day of week, select Monday. A common way to view the calendar is by setting the work week to start on a Monday, with U.S. View the Calendar by month to see what you are doing at-a-glance.
Top of Page Change to Month view with a Monday start date and show U.S. Learn more about keeping your calendar, appointments, and meetings always in view. Right-click Calendar on the Navigation Bar, and then click Dock the peek. Keep your upcoming appointments and meetings in view by opening the Calendar peek on the right side of your Mail. Looking for something else? Keep upcoming calendar items visible
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