Rather than sending an invite and hoping for the best, though, peek at your co-workers calendars first.

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After all, its the search engine that gets all the elaborate Easter eggs, not Calendar.

Need to quickly move a meeting to another day You can manually edit it, or just drag and drop to the desired day.

Similarly, if you click to add a new event, and the date is incorrect, drag and drop it to the right day.

Instead, use keyboard shortcuts and make things go a lot smoother.

Google Calendar has a bunch of them, but here are some good ones to know: scroll to previous date range: k or p scroll to next date range: j or n jump to today: t create event: c delete event: Backspace or Delete search: views (day): 1 or d, (week): 2 or w, (month): 3 or m; (4 days): 4 or x, (agenda): 5 or a.

Thats not going to happen, but Google Calendars daily agenda will email you every morning at 5 a.m.

To set this up, click the gear in the top-right corner ( ) and select Settings.

On the left-hand menu, click the name of the calendar you want emails about.

Need help organizing your events Calendar includes a useful Tasks function, but its not easy to find.

Click the pencil icon to add a description, date, and subtasks.

Need to keep track of what your friends or coworkers are up to If they also use Google Calendar, you can add their calendars to yours.

On the left-hand side, click the hamburger menu ( ) and look for Add Calendar.

Once you get the okay, their events will appear as a layer underneath your Other calendars section.

To create a new calendar, click the three-dot icon ( ) next to the Add a calendar field and select New calendar from the drop-down menu (also accessible via the Settings menu).

Name your calendar, add a description, and set a calendar time zone.

Once the calendar has been created, you will be able to edit its settings, manage notifications, and share with others.

Scroll down to the Access Permissions section and click Get shareable link, which will produce a URL you can copy and share with others.

To share a calendar with someone through email, scroll down to the Share with specific people section.

Google also lets you embed your calendar on a website or blog.

To edit the look of the calendar (size, colors, etc.), click the Customize link.

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