How I can Publish My Calendar to Microsoft Office Online

Tips For MS Outlook Using Calender
43. How To Publish Calendar to Microsoft Office Online
44. How To Subscribe to a Web Calendar and View in Overlay Mode
45. How To Send a Calendar Snapshot

43. Publish Your Calendar to Microsoft Office Online
Sharing your calendar information is even easier through the new publishing capabilities that Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 provides. Through this free Microsoft Office Online service, you can create dynamic Web calendars that your coworkers, friends, or family can subscribe to and that remain up to date.
1. Click the calendar.
2. Right-click the name of the calendar that you want to publish.
3. From the list, select Publish to Internet, and then click Publish to Office Online.
4. Follow the steps in the wizard to register for the service by using your Windows Live ID credentials.
5. When you’ve registered for the service, you can simply choose the calendar, time frame, and other settings. Outlook creates a sharing invitation that you can use to invite people to subscribe to your calendar.

44. Subscribe to a Web Calendar and View in Overlay Mode
You can use Web calendars to add and subscribe to calendars that cover a wide array of topics, such as industry conferences, sports schedules, or movie releases.
1. Click the calendar.
2. Click the Browse Calendars Online link.
3. On the Web page that appears, click a calendar from the list.
4. Microsoft Office Outlook asks whether you want to add the calendar to the list. Click OK.
5. The calendar will appear in Outlook, and you can view this calendar in overlay mode. To enable this view, ensure that both calendars are checked and visible side by side. Then, click the arrow on the title tab of the calendar on the right.

45. Send a Calendar Snapshot
With a calendar snapshot, you can communicate your calendar information to anyone, anytime. To send a calendar snapshot:
1. Click the calendar.
2. Click the Send a Calendar via E-mail link in the left navigation pane.
3. In the dialog box, choose which calendar you want to send information from, the date range, and the level of details that you want to share. Microsoft Office Outlook creates a visual representation of your calendar information in the body of the e-mail message and also attaches the information as an .ics file.