With Google Calendar in your iGoogle page, your schedule is always at your fingertips.

Before you get started, make sure that you're using a compatible browser. The Google Calendar Gadget is only fully functional when used with the browsers listed here.

If you already have an iGoogle page, visit this page and click the "Add it now" button to add the Google Calendar gadget to your iGoogle page.

If you don't yet have an iGoogle page, follow these steps to create one and then add the Google Calendar Gadget:

1. Go to http://www.google.com and click "Sign in" on the top right corner.
2. Enter the user name and password you use to sign in to Google Calendar.
3. You will be taken to your iGoogle page that you can start customizing.
4. Click "Add stuff" in the upper-right side of the page.
5. Click "Add feed or gadget."
6. Paste the following URL into the field: http://www.google.com/ig/modul es/calendar3.xml
7. Click "Add." (A confirmation message should appear.)
8. View the gadget on your iGoogle page by selecting "Back to iGoogle home."

Once the Google Calendar Gadget appears on your iGoogle page, click and drag the blue bar to move its location.

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Answered by Reeta K , an ibibo Master, at 4:00 PM on August 27, 2008

well ravi gupta Tabs on iGoogle work a lot like tabs on a filing system or tabs on a Web browser. It helps you quickly navigate to the content you'd like to use. You may find this helps your iGoogle pages load faster, too.

Difficulty: Easy
Time Required: 30 seconds
Here's How:
Go to your iGoogle page at www.google.com/ig.
Look in the upper left corner of your browser window, just above your Gadgets. You'll find a tab labeled Home and a link labeled Add a tab. Click on the Add a tab link.
Choose a name for your new tab. You'll be prompted to add it immediately.
By default, the "I'm feeling lucky" box is selected. You can keep this option on if you want Google to automatically populate your tab with gadgets based on your tab's name. For example, if you name your tab "Games," Google automatically adds several popular games to your tab.
Deselect this option if you don't want Google to automatically add any gadgets.

That's it. To navigate between tabs, just click on the tab.
To add gadgets to a tab, make sure you're on the appropriate tab and then click on the Add stuff link on the right side of the window.
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Answered by raj u , an ibibo Master, at 3:00 PM on August 27, 2008

If you love using iGoogle and you find that you're running out of room for Google Gadgets, why not organize your gadgets with tabs?

Tabs on iGoogle work a lot like tabs on a filing system or tabs on a Web browser. It helps you quickly navigate to the content you'd like to use. You may find this helps your iGoogle pages load faster, too.

1. Go to your iGoogle page at www.google.com/ig.
2. Look in the upper left corner of your browser window, just above your Gadgets. You'll find a tab labeled Home and a link labeled Add a tab. Click on the Add a tab link.
3. Choose a name for your new tab. You'll be prompted to add it immediately.
4. By default, the "I'm feeling lucky" box is selected. You can keep this option on if you want Google to automatically populate your tab with gadgets based on your tab's name. For example, if you name your tab "Games," Google automatically adds several popular games to your tab.

Deselect this option if you don't want Google to automatically add any gadgets.
5. That's it. To navigate between tabs, just click on the tab.
6. To add gadgets to a tab, make sure you're on the appropriate tab and then click on the Add stuff link on the right side of the window.

Answered by Om Prakash , an ibibo Master, at 7:18 PM on August 25, 2008

With Google Calendar in your iGoogle page, your schedule is always at your fingertips.

Before you get started, make sure that you're using a compatible browser. The Google Calendar Gadget is only fully functional when used with the browsers listed here.

If you already have an iGoogle page, visit this page and click the "Add it now" button to add the Google Calendar gadget to your iGoogle page.

If you don't yet have an iGoogle page, follow these steps to create one and then add the Google Calendar Gadget:

1. Go to http://www.google.com and click "Sign in" on the top right corner.
2. Enter the user name and password you use to sign in to Google Calendar.
3. You will be taken to your iGoogle page that you can start customizing.
4. Click "Add stuff" in the upper-right side of the page.
5. Click "Add feed or gadget."
6. Paste the following URL into the field: http://www.google.com/ig/modul es/calendar3.xml
7. Click "Add." (A confirmation message should appear.)
8. View the gadget on your iGoogle page by selecting "Back to iGoogle home."

Once the Google Calendar Gadget appears on your iGoogle page, click and drag the blue bar to move its location.

For more vihttp://www.google.com/suppor t/calendar/bin/answer.py?hl=en &answer=44924sit :

Answered by Ashish Yadav , an ibibo Master, at 3:00 PM on August 25, 2008

1. Make your search at Craigslist.
2. Copy RSS Feed
3. Go to google.com
4. Click "login'
5. Click "Add Stuff"
6. Paste RRS Feed
7. Go Back to iGoogle.
8. Edit Settings.
9. Monitor Listings.

Answered by Sharad Singh , an ibibo Master, at 1:53 PM on August 25, 2008

There is a feature that allows you to add tabs to your personalized page. The tabs feature is useful when your main page is already too crowded and you want to add more gadgets to your iGoogle “page”. I particularly like to use tabs to organize my workflow by using different tags for work, entertainment, personal information, communications, and the like. It’s much like how you would have different windows and tabs on your Web browser.

To add a tab to your iGoogle page,

When you click that, a screen that will ask you to supply the name of your new tab will appear.

You can check the “I’m Feeling Lucky” box if you want iGoogle to fill in the tab with contents according to what you named the tab. Let’s test the tab with the word “Mail”.

Note that iGoogle supplied the tab with different mail clients, from CheckMail to Windows Live Mail. If you scroll down, the page even displayed a Yahoo! Mail box.

You can also manually add gadgets to your page. Simply remove the check from the “I’m Feeling Lucky” box, and you are given a pop-up window that will say that there is “no relevant content” to be found for your tab, and that you must add the gadgets yourself.

Just click the big blue button that says “Look for new stuff to add” then you’re taken to this page where you can choose and add gadgets to your iGoogle page.

If you want to rename or delete your tab, just click on a tab while it is active.

You can now add tabs, fill them with gadgets, or delete them however you like!

Answered by Hem@nt .... , an ibibo Master, at 11:40 AM on August 25, 2008

Tabbed pages
iGoogle allows the user to create an unlimited number of tabs, allowing users to split their gadgets up, thus only showing certain gadgets at a certain time.

To add a tab to your iGoogle page, look for the Add Tab link on the left area at the bottom of the header image.

When you click that, a screen that will ask you to supply the name of your new tab will appear.
You can check the “I’m Feeling Lucky” box if you want iGoogle to fill in the tab with contents according to what you named the tab. Let’s test the tab with the word “Mail”. Here is what will appear:

Note that iGoogle supplied the tab with different mail clients, from CheckMail to Windows Live Mail. If you scroll down, the page even displayed a Yahoo! Mail box.

You can also manually add gadgets to your page. Simply remove the check from the “I’m Feeling Lucky” box, and you are given a pop-up window that will say that there is “no relevant content” to be found for your tab, and that you must add the gadgets yourself.

Answered by Nishu's , an ibibo Master, at 9:39 AM on August 25, 2008

well, Google new version of their Personalized Homepage, now known as iGoogle, is loaded with many gadgets that you can add to your homepage from email, RSS feeds, weather updates, to almost everything. Adding gadgets is simple and creating iGoogle gadgets is even easier. But as you soon realize, your homepage has become a gadget mess needing some big time organization. This is where adding tabs can help move and manage your gadgets into a more organized homepage.
With the use of tabs, you can create additional pages (tabs) by name, so you can move existing gadgets off you homepage into the new tabs, making iGoogle into a mini web site.

To get started, logon to your Google account and access your iGoogle homepage. You will notice at the top upper left next to Home, is the Add a tab link.
Clicking on the link, displays the Add a tab dialog box. Here you can enter the name of the tab in the Tab name: field. I like to leave the check box checked next to "I'm feeling lucky. Automatically add stuff based on the tab name". By leaving this checked, iGoogle will search for some of the popular gadgets based on the word or phrase you entered in the Tab name field.
As you can see, the email gadgets that iGoogle found include Gmail (of course) Yahoo Mail and so on. You can delete the gadgets you do not want by clicking on the "X" in each gadget, and add any that it did not find by clicking the Add stuff link in the top right corner of the tab page.

If you already had the email gadgets picked out and on the homepage, they can easily be moved into the newly created email tab by left click and hold on the title bar of the gadget and dragging it on top of the tab you just created. In the screenshot below, the Gmail gadget is being moved to the email tab:
As you progress along and get organized, here are a couple of tips in case you make a mistake.

If you named a tag that you don't like or misspelled wrong, just double click on the tab to edit the name. You can also delete the tab at this time.

Edited: Google has recently changed how you can rename and delete a tab by adding a pull down arrow, Also added is the newly added ability to share tabs with the Share this tab also found in the drop down. When sharing a tab, a dialog box will display, and let you email the tab to anyone:

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Answered by Romi , an ibibo Master, at 9:36 AM on August 25, 2008

Tabs on iGoogle work a lot like tabs on a filing system or tabs on a Web browser. It helps you quickly navigate to the content you'd like to use. You may find this helps your iGoogle pages load faster, too.

The steps are given below-
1. Go to your iGoogle page at www.google.com/ig.
2. Look in the upper left corner of your browser window, just above your Gadgets. You'll find a tab labeled Home and a link labeled Add a tab. Click on the Add a tab link.
3. Choose a name for your new tab. You'll be prompted to add it immediately.
4. By default, the "I'm feeling lucky" box is selected. You can keep this option on if you want Google to automatically populate your tab with gadgets based on your tab's name. For example, if you name your tab "Games," Google automatically adds several popular games to your tab.

Deselect this option if you don't want Google to automatically add any gadgets.
5. That's it. To navigate between tabs, just click on the tab.
6. To add gadgets to a tab, make sure you're on the appropriate tab and then click on the Add stuff link on the right side of the window.

For more information-
http://google.ab out.com/od/personalizegoogle/h t/igoogletabsht.htm

Answered by Nagendra , an ibibo Master, at 7:50 AM on August 25, 2008

Google new version of their Personalized Homepage, now known as iGoogle, is loaded with many gadgets that you can add to your homepage from email, RSS feeds, weather updates, to almost everything. Adding gadgets is simple and creating iGoogle gadgets is even easier. But as you soon realize, your homepage has become a gadget mess needing some big time organization. This is where adding tabs can help move and manage your gadgets into a more organized homepage.

With the use of tabs, you can create additional pages (tabs) by name, so you can move existing gadgets off you homepage into the new tabs, making iGoogle into a mini web site.

To get started, logon to your Google account and access your iGoogle homepage. You will notice at the top upper left next to Home, is the Add a tab link.

And for more information visit the source site:
http://www.watchingthen et.com/how-to-organize-gadgets -by-adding-tabs-in-igoogle.htm l

Answered by Deepak , an ibibo Master, at 7:36 AM on August 25, 2008