Or you could use the following software which is compatible with windoze seven. SOFTWARE STEP BY STEP

Google used to have a utility to sync Outlook to Gmail mail, calendar, contacts, etc (and then Google can be connected to Apple devices) but it pulled the plug a few years ago. When it did so, I stopped using Outlook, it didn't really add value for me. When using an internet connected PC, web access doesn't provide a significantly different user experience than using a local program anyway. This article might provide useful information. If I were you, I'd keep it simple to avoid problems. Can you get by with having your calendar on your PC and phone? You can always manually "sync" any two systems that offer export and import functions but I don't know if doing that regularly could result in duplication of entries. I guess you'd have to try it and see.

So I too have a new computer. I just yelled at my son. where did my tool bar go? Him - Why? Me - Because I need my undo button (which I have never used) Him - Hit ctrl and z. Me - Apparently that won't work with Windows 10 and chrome (my new computer) (Keep in mind we're yelling down the hall at each other) Him - oh for crying out loud, ( mumble, mumble, stomp stomp stomp) Me - (show him this thread and Moni's posts) Him - What?! Press this, it's all right here. (presses the 3 dots in the top R corner) Me - Where does it say undo? Him - arrggh - press ctrl and z. Me - Actually, I never use undo anyway. Him - oh gawd. Me - but how do I clear cookies and history? Him - I know you can do that. (stomp, stomp, stomp) You know what, sometimes it's just fun to irritate my adult children. And this one is staying with us right now while I baby-sit him after his laser-eye surgery last week.

Wow! That's beautiful, thank you so much! Love how bringing those trees more inward seems to anchor things more. I couldn't get things to look balanced. It screens while leaving it open enough to not feel suffocating. Love the way the tree trunk area is utilized and featured. Visited a fruit tree farm recently that had a food forest area set up similarly in the back, angled for the sun to go across, with a walk-through path in between. It had mulberry trees, loquat, peach trees, avocados and all kinds of things. The walkway anchors it and makes it work. Would have to plant on the edges and I'm not sure how far those roots go out, but the trees underneath were massive. I'm thinking maybe even those bushes can't be planted there? Right now it's a giant pile of mulch where the trunk was. I was planning to put the banana back there but it would probably be happier in the front and work really well. It will freeze in the winter though and may be unsightly but that spot actually is really good because it gets the most water from the gutter and a lot of sun. Would really like to sit down and go through the plants but can't make out the text in the image. I can see the Meyer Lemon, loquat and the banana tree. What's the big red tree? And what are the plants at the corners of the yard in the back? (Edit) I am really worried about those roots. They appear to be almost up to the house.