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How do I export an event to my Outlook?
Requested and Answered by SwingStylez on 19-Jun-2007 18:04 (2192 reads)
Any calendar event can be added to most Windows and Mac calendar programs.

A full answer is on the way...

There are two ways to do this:

1. Click on the event. Underneath the event's description, click on either "iCalander(Win)" or "iCalendar(Mac)," depending on which computer you have. Then, just follow the prompts!

2. Navigate to "List View." Again, there are two ways:
a) Click on your region in the "Calendar Key"
b) Whilst viewing the full calendar, click on the last button in the pale-green title bar.

Next, put a tick next to the events you want to export to your PC, then click the "Export" button. Finally, click on either "iCalander(Win)" or "iCalendar(Mac)," depending on which computer you have. Then, just follow the prompts!


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