Import ics into outlook mac software#
I'm doing this to add a feature to the web-based software I'm working on. Here's how I fixed the problem.įirst, I'm generating these ics files in Perl using the Data::ICal perl module, and emailing them using MIME::Lite, similar to the guy at. I think Joe in the previous comment was on the right track, at least for me. Thanks for this blog, Scott, I come here frequently to check the Swamp Drain gauge. Select all and drag them to your Public Folders calendar (hold down Option to Copy instead of Move). Switch to Calendar view and create a new Custom View with Item Type "Calendar events," Location "This Calendar" and the name of the personal calendar you created during the Outlook import process, and Criteria "Category is None" which will match all of the imported events. First create your Public Folder calendar (if it doesn't exist already) and Add it to your Favorites. I actually wanted the calendar to be a Public calendar in Exchange but you can't import directly to a Public Folder, and it didn't appear that you could move a personal calendar to the Public Folder space, AND I don't know an easy way to select all of the items in a calendar and copy them to another calender in Outlook, so. Timezone information came through correctly but my user thought it had gotten some of the start days for multi-day, all day events wrong, YMMV. If all you want to do is get the data into Outlook, you're done. Launch Outlook and import the CSV file into a new personal Calendar folder (or into your existing calendar if you want to merge the data).
Export from Sunbird into "Outlook CSV" format (I tried Sunbird export to. ics file into Mozilla's Sunbird (I used the latest 0.7 release). ics file and move it to a Windows PC (or, like I did, launch XP in Parallels). Here's one workaround that just worked for me for a one-time export of a Mac iCal calendar and import into Outlook 2003 (and ultimately to a shared Public Calendar in Exchange Server 2003 that could be accessed via Entourage).
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