Outlook Screen Reader: Using Appointments

Ricky: Hello, my name is Ricky Enger. And today, we'll learn how to view our appointments in the Outlook Calendar. We're using NVDA as our screen reader but the concepts we learn here will be pretty similar, no matter which screen reader we're using. Hey, it's a brand new day, full of possibilities. We can lounge in bed and read all day. Or we can go for a long walk. Or fix that annoying leaking faucet. Or, wait. There's something we're forgetting. What could it be?

Well, we can sit here trying to remember but that sounds like a really annoying way to spend this glorious day. And thankfully, because of our Outlook Calendar, we don't have to. We can just check to see if we have any appointments. So how do we do that? We're here in our Outlook Calendar and we're in our day view.

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