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New Month-View for the calendar

When you enter the calendar, lift the bottom panel (swipe up where the today, new appointment and month view buttons are) and choose "Calendars". You can control what calendar sources appear and colour code your events by source.

 

New Month-View for the calendar

I am using Windows Phone 7 both privately and professionally. Therefore the built-in calender is very important for many user, especially for business-users. However the month-view of the calender is very inefficient. Events are not colored or only can be
shown, if you are clicked on it.

My suggestion would be to change the month-view in portrait-mode. I have created a grafic to demonstrate my idea: http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e133//Calendar_For_WP7.jpg

As you can see the month-view is shown as a list, like the day-view, which is operated by up- and down scrolling. In this view the days of the week, the date and the events are displayed. By sweeping to left or right the months can be changed.

In landscape-mode you can still find the "old" month-view.



This would be my suggestion for a more efficient calendar. I hope you will consider my idea and I would be pleased to hear from you!

brgds,

Oliver

 

Events on Outlook Calendar Deleted, Retained on GMail Calendar???


I did some more searching for an answer and found out that this is not a new problem. See the following links:

Calendar App only sync next 6 months-ish from Google Calendar : Windows10

Google calendar does not sync more than 6 months o...

Everyone that uses the windows calendar along with the google calendar and schedules events longer than six months should take note!!! I can't find anything that would indicate to me that Microsoft is working on a solution to the problem (since the 6 month+ items show up on the Google calendar but not on the Windows calendar, my assumption is the problem is with the Windows calendar).