These FAQs cover 3 common question types about Calendar Settings on Windows, including time zones, setting scope, and reminder behavior, plus a short glossary.
FAQ
Will calendar settings change if my computer time changes?
- The time zone display in WPS Calendar is related to your computer’s local time.
- If the displayed time looks incorrect, first check and correct your computer’s local time.
- If you need to view another region’s time at the same time, add a secondary time zone in Time Zone settings.
Are calendar settings personal settings or team-wide settings?
- Calendar Settings mainly controls personal calendar preferences.
- Each member can adjust the settings based on their own usage habits.
- After making changes, return to the calendar page and confirm that the display and reminders work as expected.
How to change calendar settings in WPS on Windows if I do not notice the result right away?
- After changing a setting, return to the main calendar view and check whether the weekly view, event display, or reminder time has updated.
- If the change involves reminders, create a test event to verify the result.
- If the change involves sync or time zones, confirm that your network connection and device time are both normal.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Start day of week | The day that appears first in the weekly calendar view, usually Monday or Sunday. |
| Secondary time zone | An additional time zone shown alongside the primary one for cross-region scheduling. |
| CalDAV | A calendar sync protocol that can be used to sync calendar data with other supported devices or services. |