My use case:  I am in New York and have meetings next week in LA.  I need to see the LA times of the meetings for easier planning.  In fact, I am currently writing an email to LA colleagues about this, so I need to set OneCalendar to LA time to see my schedule while writing -- without having to go into Windows settings to change the whole device time.  I don't afterall want my email to have an LA time stamp, I just want to see the meetings correctly.  Sure I can just subtract 3 from what OneCalendar shows,

The current set of snooze options is very limited, with huge gaps, and no opportunities for customization. Outlook does it decently. I suggest looking at that app as a model. Note: The best strategy I have found to keep from missing appointments is "half-life" snoozes. Calendars don't seem to be compatible with my brain, so I depend on a series of reminders that goes something like this: 1. One week 2. Three days 3. One day 4. Twelve hours 5. Four hours 6. 2 hours 7. 1 hour. 8. 15 minutes 9. 5 minutes

Grew,blue,green what was the color for my important meetings? Lets add names on the colors so you can call for example:

green = meeting red = birthday of my girlfriend etc.................

I have difficulty with my videoconference appointments because many times the meeting ID/passwords are not shown on the appointment. It would be great to be able to join directly by clicking on the appointment on the calendar

OneCalendar has no provision for setting free / busy / etc. conditions when creating a calendar item. some appointments need this, in which case I usually create the item in OneCalendar then open Outlook.com to edit the calendar item for busy etc.

Could we please have this added to 1C (and the option to set a default value).