Windows 10: How can I have an indicator for upcoming events in the calender of the taskbar? Like a...

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playing AVI's and calenders

For AVI's, use
TCPMP

For calender to show up coming events, follow these steps:

• start>settings
• today>items(tab)
• calender
• click on options button
• select "Upcoming Appointments"
• ok
  

 

Main Screen only displays one calender event.

Err.



I may have got answers to my question, but the question was not actually answered.



In Horizontal Icon display on the C5, or the Contacts display, with Calender enabled I only see one event.

I have no other things on the main screen (email etc..) enabled.

So all I should see are my shortcut icons and then a list of Calender events.

All I ever see is one event (even if there are multiple for that day) and see nothing for upcoming days!!



In Vertical Icon display, when I move to the Calender Icon I see all the upcoming events... however I need to move to the icon to see it.

So, I see the four shortcut Icons down the side, one of which is Calender, and when I go to that Icon I see all todays events and any upcoming events. This is fine, but I have to go to the Icon to see them all.



I want to be able to glance at my phone and see the upcoming events... hence the Horizontal Icon display , or the Contacts display, is the better choice, apart from it displays one, and only one Calender Item for the current day only.

This I used to be able to do on my N73, and 6300 before that, and 6020 before that.

 

Main Screen only displays one calender event.

As stated in the title.

The main screen will only show ONE calender event.

It also only shows the current day, and no upcoming events.



If I have multiple events in the calender on a given day it only displays one of them.

This makes the calender view on the main screen useless.





If I put the main screen to have a Vertical Icon Bar view, then when I move to the calender icon it shows all current, and any upcoming, events.

However, I have to go to that icon to see it and I want it on screen all the time... a bit like what should happen with the Horizontal Icon Bar view.