Catholic Charities San Bernardino & Riverside Help Desk

An event can have a maximum of 500 attendees. However, an invitee can be either an individual or a Google group. You can therefore invite up to 500 gr...

Yes, Google Calendar fully supports recurring meetings. To set one up, in your meeting invitation, select an option in the Repeats drop-down list.

Yes. Add your first guest to the event. This displays a Make some attendees optional link. Click the link, and you'll be able to select which gues...

Yes, but only if you don't let attendees edit the invitation (don't select the Guests can modify event check box). Note that, as the host, you...

Yes. Open the instance that you want to edit, make your changes, and click Save. Google Calendar then asks you whether you want to apply your changes ...

Yes, Google Calendar has privacy settings. In the event details, select Private so only others withMake changes to events privileges (or higher) for y...

Yes. The best way to do this is by enabling the Event attachments lab in your Calendar Settings. After that, an Add attachment link becomes available....

Yes. If someone using Outlook or Notes sends you a meeting invitation that includes an attachment, you'll get the attachment in the email invitati...

By default, your calendar is shared with everyone  in your domain, and they can see your calendar's free/busy information only. However, you can t...

Yes, if you want to access another employee's calendar, that person must give you permission, by editing the settings for the calendar.