Join David Rivers for an in-depth discussion in this video Viewing weather information in Calendar, part of Migrating from Office 2010 to Office 2013.
…Here's something that's going to look a little bit different to…you when you switch over to your calendar here in Outlook 2013.…Let's give the calendar icon a click to switch over to that view.…Now, off the bat, you're going to see calendars for…around the current date and for any of the accounts you've added.…So I have two accounts.…I have my driverswin8 Hotmail account, as well as the other one I added.…I don't have to view all these calendars side by side.…I can turn off calendars from here.…Let's focus in on one.…Now, as you can see I have something here booked for next week.…
A trip to New York.…That brings us to the change you're going to see in the UI here in…the calendar, current weather.…I'm going to see weather for my location.…Weather's looking pretty good right now.…Maybe not so much on Sunday.…But next week I'm going to be traveling to New York, so…here's something you can do with this weather bar.…Click the little drop down and select Add Location.…Now all I have to do is type in the location in the search field.…
Author
David Rivers
Released
8/5/2014- Understanding user interface differences
- Exploring Office Online
- Working in Compatibility mode
- Exploring Word document changes
- Creating macro-enabled workbooks and templates
- Managing files in a mixed environment
- Importing Outlook contacts, email, and calendars
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome59s
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1. Getting Started
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Exploring Touch mode3m 9s
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2. Migrating to Word 2013
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Understanding file formats3m 54s
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Exploring document templates5m 25s
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Working with images7m 37s
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Working with video3m 49s
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3. Migrating to Excel 2013
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Using Quick Analysis options3m 46s
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Formatting tables and sheets3m 44s
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4. Migrating to PowerPoint 2013
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Working in Presenter view4m 42s
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Working with shapes3m 17s
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Moving objects on a path2m 38s
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5. Migrating to Outlook 2013
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Using calendar sneak peeks2m 52s
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Sending attachments2m 8s
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Using the Notes function2m 21s
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Conclusion
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Next steps48s
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