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Hi!
My main monitor shows the calendar correctly, but the second and third do not shoes it.
I seek to solve it in several settings and no success.
Any tip / hint in how to turn on calendar in the other monitors?
THX!
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It hurts my brain when supposedly intelligent people remove functionality like this on the basis of "making a change for the sake of making a change". Get your act together Microsoft. Windows 11 feels like 40 steps backward from Win10. This is NOT amateur hour! š
Same story for file type association. I'd REALLY love to hear the logic behind that decision! š¤¬
Need calendar on all monitors. This is very helpful tool in meetings.
There is a get around approach. use the Widget -Outlook calendar on your extended screen.
To do this you must do Personalization -> Enable all taskbar setting on all windows.
Click on the Widget icon then, goto your Outlook calendar widget, you view your calendar there..
Hope this help !
I thought there MUST have been some switch in taskbar settings I simply couldn't find ... for shame.
