To keep updated I am just starting publishing my free/busy times to Office Online. First of all, register with Office Online, this shouldn't take that long if you have already a Windows Live account.

Select Calendar

Open Outlook and chose the calendar you want to publish by right-clicking it in the task pane.

Publish to Office Online

Now select 'Publish to Internet' and then 'Publish to Office Online...'. After doing some registration you can finally choose the options for publishing the calendar.

Publishing Calendar Options

We are going to choose the granularity of details we want to publish. In my case I choose theĀ  'Availability only' option.

Availability Option

Then I am going to allow everybody to see these availability times. If you are going to publish more details, you might want to consider to share your calendar only with invited users.

Permissions Options

At the end I am going to check the 'Advanced Options'.

Advanced Options

In this case I am fine with the automatic uploads. After confirming, the initial upload is performed. In the task pane you'll now find another icon for your calendar indicating that it is shared.

New Icon for Calendar

Finally, my free/busy times are now available.

Posted at Saturday, May 10, 2008 10:02:48 PM (W. Europe Daylight Time, UTC+02:00) 
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