how to NOT show others' calendar items in lock screen?

[petroll]

I'm an experienced WP7 user, and yet I can't find a way to suppress showing my friends' or co-workers' calendar items in my lock screen. Can anyone enlighten me? Thanks! It gets overwhelming to see calendar items that aren't mine.

 

[Brunothesheep]

Go to your Calendar, click on the ... on the bottom, then settings
Scroll to the very bottom, and you'll see a
'Only show Facebook events I've responded to'. Click that check mark.

Hope this helps =)

 

[petroll]

Go to your Calendar, click on the ... on the bottom, then settings
Scroll to the very bottom, and you'll see a
'Only show Facebook events I've responded to'. Click that check mark.

Hope this helps =)

thx Alvarian for taking the time to reply. I should have been more clear; I don't have FB connected to my phone. I was asking about calendars from family members and a friend which are shared with me in my windows live calendar. I like seeing my family and friend's calendar when I'm in the phone's Calendar app, but I hate seeing their appointments in my lock screen.

Basically, I'm wonder if there's a way to see others' calendars in my Calendar, but not in my lock screen since their appointments aren't my appointments.

 

[dtboos]

The lockscreen will show the next 'appointment' from your calendar. It doesn't care which calendar its from, if you have chosen to show it/subscribe to it, it will be shown on the lockscreen no different than the calendar tile itself unfortunately.

 

[petroll]

The lockscreen will show the next 'appointment' from your calendar. It doesn't care which calendar its from, if you have chosen to show it/subscribe to it, it will be shown on the lockscreen no different than the calendar tile itself unfortunately.

thx dtboos, do you know if this will also happen if I connect my phone to my work's Exchange server? That is, if I choose a co-worker's calendar to display on my phone, will their appts also show in my lock screen?

 

[inteller]

have your friends name their calendar appointements something other than 'Proctologist Visit' or 'VD Testing':lol: