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=== Additional Tips and Features === 1. '''Choosing a Calendar''': If you have multiple calendars, you can select which calendar to add the event to during creation11<ref name="ref12">12</ref>. 2. '''Recurring Events''': You can set up events to repeat at regular intervals (e.g., weekly, monthly) by selecting the "Repeat" option when creating an event[8]. 3. '''Adding Guests''': Invite others to your event by adding their email addresses in the "Guests" field[8]. 4. '''Video Conferencing''': For work or school accounts, you can automatically add a Google Meet link to your event[9]. 5. '''Customizing Notifications''': Set up email or pop-up reminders for your events[8]. 6. '''Color Coding''': Assign different colors to events for better visual organization[9]. 7. '''Privacy Settings''': Control who can see your event details, especially for shared calendars[8]. 8. '''Adding Attachments''': You can attach files or documents to your event for easy access[8]. By mastering these methods and features, you can efficiently manage your schedule and make the most of Google Calendar's capabilities. Remember that practice makes perfect, and you'll likely find your preferred method of adding events as you use the tool more frequently.
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