Print a Windows Calendar with Windows Help

Despite having garnered quite a lot of criticisms, Windows Vista continues to be a widely used operating system, owing to its highly-responsive and interactive interface. Apart from delivering quite many new features such as the visual style dubbed Aero and a redesigned search function, it offers utilities such as the Windows Calendar that prove really helpful in our day-to-day computing lives. Here, the Windows Help team gives you an account of the Windows Calendar utility and the procedure for printing the same.

Windows Calendar

As mentioned above, Windows Calendar is an application that comes with Windows Vista (in fact only with Vista), that helps you to plan and manage your activities and coordinate your various schedules. Apart from being a conventional calendar, the Windows Calendar application enables you to create task lists that alert you with notifications and reminders as and when required. Moreover, you can also avail of the option to subscribe internet based calendars or share your Windows Calendar over the web.

Print Calendar in Windows

Well, one of the most frequently received queries in this regard, has been about obtaining a hard copy of the Windows Calendar. Below given is the procedure formulated by the Windows Help team that shall help you to print your Windows Calendar.

Printing Windows Calendar   

1. Commence the procedure by going to the “Start” menu and clicking on “All Programs”.
2. From the drop down menu, you may select the option “Windows Calendar”.
3. You may click on the option “Print” in the Windows Calendar toolbar.
4. Choose the printer you wish to rely on, from the “Name” drop down list.
5. In case you wish to assign any particular properties pertaining to your Printer such as Manual Feed, Paper Size etc., you may click on the option that reads “Properties”.
6. After having finalized the above criteria, you may proceed to select the “Print Style” for your hard copy of Windows Calendar.
7. Select “Day” for printing only the details pertaining to a particular day.
8. Click on the option “Work Week”, for obtaining a print out of the details of your working days.
9. Likewise, you may select “Week” or “Month”, for getting a copy of your Windows Calendar, pertaining to the selected week or month respectively.

You can also choose more than one month for printing the data of multiple months.

1. Select the number of copies, followed by the “Start” and “End” dates; and finally “OK” to wind up the procedure.

By performing the above procedure, you are sure to obtain a printed copy of your Windows Calendar.

For any further assistance, please contact the Windows help team.

Windows help tutorial for deleting Libraries and Homegroup from Windows 7 explorer

Using the libraries and HomeGroup features available in Windows 7 helps you to keep media well organized and easily accessible. The main function of the libraries feature is to categorize your media, and that of HomeGroup is to let you share it with other computers on your network. Sometimes you might need to delete or remove a library or HomeGroup association from your Windows 7 computer. It might be because you are no longer interested in keeping your media organized or you like to prevent sharing sensitive media. The process of removing libraries and HomeGroup is relatively simple and pretty straight forward. Read through this article and you will find Windows help instructions for removing the same from your Windows 7 computer.

Windows help instructions

Follow the instructions mentioned below to delete libraries and homegroup from Windows explorer in Windows 7 operating system.

1. Start off this procedure by launching the start menu. You can do this either by clicking the Windows “Start” button on your desktop or by pressing the key with Microsoft logo on your keyboard.
2. Select the option labeled “My Computer”.
3. Click on the option labeled “Libraries” situated on the left side of the” My computer” window.
4. For removing a complete library category such as “Pictures” or “Documents” right click on the respective category and select “Delete” from the given menu.
5. To remove the library source, right click on that library category that contains the source and choose “Properties” from the given menu. From the main menu that appears, select the library source which you like to remove. You can see the sources under the heading “Library locations”. After
   

   Delete HomeGroup Library from Explorer

   selecting the source click on the “Remove” button to remove it.

6. Right click on the option labeled “HomeGroup” in the task bar located on the left side of the “Libraries” menu. Then click on the option which says “Change HomeGroup settings”.
7. Finally select the option “Leave HomeGroup” which you can see under the heading titled “Other HomeGroup options”. Confirm your choice in the dialog box that appears and click “Finish”.

That’s all with the Windows help information about deleting libraries and HomeGroup from Windows 7 Explorer. Thanks for your time and have a nice day.