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Windows 10 Feature Focus: Calendar. Posted on June 22, 2015 by Paul Thurrott in Windows 10 with 0 Comments. Share 0 Tweet 0 Share 0. Windows 10’s new notification center.
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About a month ago, I helped one of my friends to upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 10 using Microsoft’s free upgrade offer. Although Windows 10 was not automatically activated after the upgrade, we were able to activate Windows 10 after a brief chat with Microsoft support.
Before upgrading to Windows 10, my friend was using Mozilla Thunderbird but wanted to use the Mail app in Windows 10 instead of third-party tools. After adding his email account to Windows 10 Mail, he wanted to import a couple of ICS files in to Windows 10 Calendar.
Calendar Restore app
Since Windows 10 Calendar doesn’t support importing ICS files, we had to use a third-party app called Calendar Restore to import ICS files in to Calendar in Windows 10.
For those who don’t know, ICS or .ICS (iCalendar) is a format for calendar files supported by all popular email clients, including Microsoft Outlook and Mozilla Thunderbird. Even Google Calendar supports exporting and importing events in ICS files.
Coming back to Calendar Restore app, it’s a free app available in Windows Store designed to help Windows 10 users easily import all calendar events from ICS files to Calendar app in Windows 10.
Features of Calendar Restore app
# Supports iCalendar (.ICS) files
# Supports ICS files with multiple events
# Allows opening ICS files can be opened directly from email attachments
# Associates .ICS files in File Explorer
# Supports deleting imported events
# Word events appear in local time
And more importantly, the app, according to the developer, doesn’t send any data to any servers.
Using Calendar Restore to import ICS file to Windows 10 Calendar
Method 1 of 2
Step 1: First of all, visit this page of Store and install Calendar Restore app. As said before, it’s absolutely free.
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Step 2: Launch Calendar Restore app, click Import button, browse to the ICS file that you want to import in to Windows 10 Calendar, select the ICS file and then click Open button.
Method 2 of 2
Step 1: Head over to the official Calendar Restore app page (use the above mentioned link) and install the app.
Step 2: Navigate to the folder where ICS file is located, double-click on the ICS file to open Calendar Restore app and begin import events.
New with Windows 10 seems to be the Notification Area. Now, I've seen a few notifications (in the Action Center). The problem is that I haven't understood any of them (actively using computers for 30 years now), and once I click them they are gone. Is there any way to view these past user notifications so I can try and make some sense out of them?
Samir1 Answer
tldr; No there's not.
The action center is the same as found on the Microsoft Phones running Windows 10 Mobile. These actions (notifications) are meant to be displayed to the user until they take action. There are two ways a user can interact with an action:
- Dismiss the notification (clears the action)
- Select the notification (respond to the action)
Once one of these interactions takes place, the notification and therefore the action is no longer displayed. No history is maintained of these notifications and cannot be retrieved. This is done on purpose as that history could (and most likely would) become very large.
If you are worried that the notification has system-wide consequences it could be worth looking into the System logs instead; here separate messages about system events are stored.
Update:It appears that some applications will additionally add events into the event viewer. This can be done by:
- Open Event Viewer
- Expand Applications and Services Logs
- Drill down to the app or service you are interested in, e.g. for Windows Defender you might go to:
Microsoft -> Windows -> Windows Defender -> Operationallog. - Review the log and look for the notification you were interested in.
This is NOT the notification history, but additional information provided by the application and as such, there's no guarantee that the notification was logged. It also requires that a user knows which application whose notification they're looking for.
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