Outlook should let you choose which calendar you want to import your .vcs
file into. I want to use multiple calendars, and I have a vcs file to
import, but I don't want it imported into the default calendar. When
importing, allow the user to choose which calendar to import into.

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devoncook wrote:

Outlook should let you choose which calendar you want to import your
.vcs file into. I want to use multiple calendars, and I have a vcs
file to import, but I don't want it imported into the default
calendar. When importing, allow the user to choose which calendar to
import into.

Double-click the .vcs to open it and then click FileMove to Folder instead
of Save and Close.
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Brian Tillman

Brian, Thanks for this response. That does work, partially. The .vcs file
that I have has multiple appointments, but when I double-click to open it, it
only opens the first appointment, which I can "Move to Folder", but then I'm
not prompted to enter the rest of the appointments. Is there something that
I am doing wrong, or did the person who created the file, do it wrong?

Thanks

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

devoncook wrote:

Outlook should let you choose which calendar you want to import your
.vcs file into. I want to use multiple calendars, and I have a vcs
file to import, but I don't want it imported into the default
calendar. When importing, allow the user to choose which calendar to
import into.

Double-click the .vcs to open it and then click FileMove to Folder instead
of Save and Close.
--
Brian Tillman

devoncook wrote:

Brian, Thanks for this response. That does work, partially. The
.vcs file that I have has multiple appointments, but when I
double-click to open it, it only opens the first appointment, which I
can "Move to Folder", but then I'm not prompted to enter the rest of
the appointments. Is there something that I am doing wrong, or did
the person who created the file, do it wrong?

Since a vCalendar file is just a text file, you can open it in Notepad and
manually separate it into multiple files and then open each with Outlook.
Laborious, perhaps, by it should work.
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Brian Tillman

A future version will handle this better.

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Outlook should let you choose which calendar you want to import your .vcs
file into. I want to use multiple calendars, and I have a vcs file to
import, but I don't want it imported into the default calendar. When
importing, allow the user to choose which calendar to import into.

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suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow
this
link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then
click "I Agree" in the message pane.

http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm....calendari ng