Add separate email and calendar icons to home screen.
Anonymous
shared this idea
Hey!
You can now add separate email and calendar shortcut widgets to your device home screen. This will allow for one-tap access to the mail and calendar parts of the app.
Having trouble finding the feature? Let us know through the Help section of the app. You may reach them by going to the app’s Setting > Help and Feedback > Contact Support.
Thank you again for your support, we look forward to hearing more of your ideas very soon.
All the best,
The Outlook Mobile Team
PS: Please use the Help Section of the app for any questions, we are not able to see replies to this address.
145 comments
-
Anonymous
commented
Also, please, link Tasks to Calendar.
-
Leo Melville
commented
Microsoft, I am still confused. It's great you have merged ideas in order to set a "Completed" status but my idea was never / not about separate widget for outlook calendar. What I want / need is a new shortcut icon or app for Calendar. It's crazy that I have to open Outlook app to select the calendar icon on the bottom right to get to my calendar. While I/m still at it, it makes little sense to go to search to find a contact from my Microsoft People collection. Do you guys use cell phones???. Please deconstruct Outlook app for Android and create three new apps, viz: (1) Outlook Mail (2) Outlook Calendar and (3) Outlook People. I don't want third party apps that aren't always friendly or work fully with Microsoft features. I Want Microsoft Apps for my phone.
-
Erman YÜCEL
commented
shortcut for calendar
-
Howard Gould
commented
yes need to be able to pin calendar to home screen how can you not include this option????
-
Plammen Kazakov
commented
I use Outlook instead of default system calendar and email apps. I need the two icons on the home screen: calendar and email. I had to download a third-party app to create a shortcut (Shortcut Maker)... funny enough I found that they actually have it as a preset option in their personalized category because of the high demand... they also offer the option to creat shortcut to specific inbox which is also nice... I just still find it stupid to have to install a third-party app to have a proper calendar icon on my home screen for my daily use... it's not by default, it should be an option in settings: "show calendar icon to home screen"
-
Leo Melville
commented
Shortcut or Calendar icon which is separate to Outlook icon. Widgets take up to much room and cannot be included in a home screen folder.
-
Laurence
commented
Have separate icons for calendar & email on Android one
-
joseph karam
commented
I want to be able to pin the calendar to hame screen and set it as default calendar.
-
Susan Yamani
commented
used to be able to do this, why not now?
-
Mrs Edna Pearson
commented
Need icon on my phone for outlook
-
tzagorski@lcps.net
commented
On my Galaxy S9+ I was able to add my Outlook calendar to my home screen but cant find a way to add it on my Galaxy S10+. Can anyone help??
-
Bob
commented
OK, I see how now. You have to use the widget feature and add it as a widget, not just Outlook app.
-
Bob
commented
How do you do it? I had it set up, then it broke, now can't remember.
-
Anton Bogomyagkov
commented
One button to start calendar from initial screen.
-
Anonymous
commented
contacts
-
Adham Khairy
commented
Can we have a shortcut that opens the app directly to the calendar view? Not a very big fan of the widget
-
Patrick Fuller
commented
Scenario on mobile: writing email to arrange meeting. Need to check calendar for suggestions. Switch to calendar... and the email saves automatically in drafts. This happens every time you consult the calendar. Can you put calendar on a separate app so that it both windows remain active?
-
Suraj.Shankar@WestonSolutions.com
commented
calendar
-
John Traynor commented
When launching Outlook Mobile, preserve the last view (was I looking at calendar or email...) and always show buttons at bottom to tap between email, search, and calendar, so I can always quickly switch between those views (like on iOS version). Or yeah, make them separate (but synced) apps.
-
Anonymous
commented
please make it so i don't have to close my calendar to check and refer to my emails. i need 2 outlooks essentially one just calendar and one just email. its like going up and down a ladder when someone could be handing me things...
