We're looking for method to ACTUALLY open My Calendar on the PC, then make adjustments on the PC, then have that appear on the app itself, under My Calendar, and not under, say "Google Calendar" that is merely synced and displayed in the app. 100.000+ reviews 4.6+ rating Features Beautiful design Clear overview Multiple views Personalized theming Configurable widgets Dark mode Easy to use Manage appointments Invite people Setup recurrences Share appointments (e.g. Thus, when other 3rd party apps, such as FitBit, which only retrieves information from the proprietary calendar app on the phone (for Samsung Galaxy, that would be the My Calendar App), so it only shows what was made ON My Calendar, not "what-shows-up-when-you-open-My-Calendar-App-on-the-phone".įor people who merely wants to use the App on the phone and see other calendars that they modified on the PC, this may work.įor people who actually needs tasks/events to-be-on-the-My-Calendar-App itself, this method still doesn't work. However, just because one can SEE it on the My Calendar App on the phone, does not mean that the schedule/task/etc. Of course, on the My Calendar App ON THE PHONE, one can sync other calendars and other calendars will appear on the My Calendar App so you can see other calendars on your phone, while using the app. If you don’t see any events, click Show Agenda at the bottom. Just click the clock on the right side of your taskbar, and you’ll see the calendar popup. Windows 10 has a built-in Calendar app you can use, but you can use your calendar without the app. However, there are some apps that connect exclusively with "My Calendar". The Calendar App and the Taskbar Are Linked. That probably does work, functionally, for most people.
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