FreeMiCal allows the bulk export of MS Outlook appointment items to RFC 2445 conformant iCal format. .NET 2.0 or greater and Outlook 2003 or 2007 Interop Services required.
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freemical 0.2.0.1 file released: FreeMiCal_0.2.0.1_src.zip
0.2.0.1 ======= 20070704 war Changes: 1. Fixed a bug in OLCalReader::allDayEvent. Date specification was wrong. Bug reported by Joachim Banzhaf 0.2.0.0 ======= 20070402 war OK, thanks to Robert John I found a solution to accessing both Outlook 2003 and 2007. By referencing a local copy of the 2003 COM-Wrapper both OL 2003 and 2007 can be accessed due to backward compatibility of OL 2007. This justifies the version increase from 0.1 to 0.2 Changes: 1. Added local copy of Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.dll and referenced it. 0.1.0.12 ======== 20070321 war Changes: 1. Added a parameter to fMiCal.exe to accept profile names 2. Constructor of OLCalReader uses "Outlook" as default profile name. Accepts profile name override 3. Changed Calendar folder to Outlook profile and forward profile name as parameter to fMiCal.exe 4. Added error signaling to fMiCal.run. FreeMiCal interpretes a -1 as an error from fMiCal. 0.1.0.11 ======== 20070321 war Internal version, not released on Sourceforge Changes: 1. monitoring of fMiCal.run and update of the progress bar is done in a background worker process. 2. Export can be cancelled now, terminating the export process fMiCal.exe and the background worker process. 3. A feedback area above the progress bar provides error and status messages. 4. Lock situation is catched. FreeMiCal reacts generously to locked fMiCal.run. 0.1.0.10 ======== 20070316 war Changes: 1. The graphical front end now provides visual feedback with a progress bar 2. In order to update this, fMiCal writes a file fMiCal.run. FreeMiCal reads this file and updates the progress bar accordingly. 3. The Button Free them... will change to Liberte... (I did not implement Cancel yet) Known issues: 1. A deadlock situation may occur when fMiCal writes the file when FreeMiCal tries to read. I have tried to catch this, but there are situations where it still might arise. 0.1.0.9 ======= 20070315 war Internal version, not released on Sourceforge Changes: 1. fMiCal.exe writes a sync file named fMiCal.run 0.1.0.8 ======= 20070315 war Changes: 1. Fixed shifted appointment times with daylight saving time 0.1.0.7 ======= 20070311 war Changes: 1. Fixed error in processing Sunday appointments 2. Added prototype graphical frontend FreeMiCal 0.1.0.6 ======= 20070309 war First release on SourceForge Changes: 1. FreeMiCal.exe is the Windows version, fMiCal the command line version 2. It allows to set the parameters in a dialog and then fire up the export Implementation: 1. FreeMiCal starts fMiCal with command line parameters assembled from the input fields. 2. fMiCal is started as a child process with hidden windows. I don't know how the Outlook dialog behaves. PLEASE CAN YOU TEST THIS ON VISTA? Known issues: 1. If export takes longer, there is no feedback to the graphical front end. I am working on a solution 2. If you exit the Window, the hidden process terminates 3. If an error occurs while starting the sub process, the dialog just informs but no further reaction is programmed 0.1.0.0 - 0.1.0.5 ================= 20070301 war Internal versions for testing. Successor of Outlook2iCal
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freemical 0.2.0.1 file released: FreeMiCal_0.2.0.1_exe.zip
0.2.0.1 ======= 20070704 war Changes: 1. Fixed a bug in OLCalReader::allDayEvent. Date specification was wrong. Bug reported by Joachim Banzhaf 0.2.0.0 ======= 20070402 war OK, thanks to Robert John I found a solution to accessing both Outlook 2003 and 2007. By referencing a local copy of the 2003 COM-Wrapper both OL 2003 and 2007 can be accessed due to backward compatibility of OL 2007. This justifies the version increase from 0.1 to 0.2 Changes: 1. Added local copy of Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.dll and referenced it. 0.1.0.12 ======== 20070321 war Changes: 1. Added a parameter to fMiCal.exe to accept profile names 2. Constructor of OLCalReader uses "Outlook" as default profile name. Accepts profile name override 3. Changed Calendar folder to Outlook profile and forward profile name as parameter to fMiCal.exe 4. Added error signaling to fMiCal.run. FreeMiCal interpretes a -1 as an error from fMiCal. 0.1.0.11 ======== 20070321 war Internal version, not released on Sourceforge Changes: 1. monitoring of fMiCal.run and update of the progress bar is done in a background worker process. 2. Export can be cancelled now, terminating the export process fMiCal.exe and the background worker process. 3. A feedback area above the progress bar provides error and status messages. 4. Lock situation is catched. FreeMiCal reacts generously to locked fMiCal.run. 0.1.0.10 ======== 20070316 war Changes: 1. The graphical front end now provides visual feedback with a progress bar 2. In order to update this, fMiCal writes a file fMiCal.run. FreeMiCal reads this file and updates the progress bar accordingly. 3. The Button Free them... will change to Liberte... (I did not implement Cancel yet) Known issues: 1. A deadlock situation may occur when fMiCal writes the file when FreeMiCal tries to read. I have tried to catch this, but there are situations where it still might arise. 0.1.0.9 ======= 20070315 war Internal version, not released on Sourceforge Changes: 1. fMiCal.exe writes a sync file named fMiCal.run 0.1.0.8 ======= 20070315 war Changes: 1. Fixed shifted appointment times with daylight saving time 0.1.0.7 ======= 20070311 war Changes: 1. Fixed error in processing Sunday appointments 2. Added prototype graphical frontend FreeMiCal 0.1.0.6 ======= 20070309 war First release on SourceForge Changes: 1. FreeMiCal.exe is the Windows version, fMiCal the command line version 2. It allows to set the parameters in a dialog and then fire up the export Implementation: 1. FreeMiCal starts fMiCal with command line parameters assembled from the input fields. 2. fMiCal is started as a child process with hidden windows. I don't know how the Outlook dialog behaves. PLEASE CAN YOU TEST THIS ON VISTA? Known issues: 1. If export takes longer, there is no feedback to the graphical front end. I am working on a solution 2. If you exit the Window, the hidden process terminates 3. If an error occurs while starting the sub process, the dialog just informs but no further reaction is programmed 0.1.0.0 - 0.1.0.5 ================= 20070301 war Internal versions for testing. Successor of Outlook2iCal
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FreeMiCal 0.2.0.1
Joachim Banzhaf reported a problem in the all day event export. This bug effected korganizer users. Lightning and Google seem to be more generous and ignore wrong parameters. Version 0.2.0.1 fixes this bug.
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File released: /freemical/0.2.0.1/FreeMiCal_0.2.0.1_exe.zip
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File released: /freemical/0.2.0.1/FreeMiCal_0.2.0.1_src.zip
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Call for Requests
FreeMiCal is out for 16 days. No bugs have been reported so far. Are you happy with the features? How can we improve the program? Let us know.
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Lightning 0.3.1 import
Import into Lightning 0.3.1 works without any limitation. Import of my 2460 items took 5 minutes.
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Google Calendar restrictions
I tested FreeMiCal output with Google Calendar. It works fine. However, there is a quota limit on the number of calendar items one can add per day. I haven't found out the actual number, have to test a little. Also, if you have more items in the export file, the server might run into a timeout. It leaves the import in an unfinished and undetermined state. So far I am confident, that 500 items are OK.
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freemical 0.2.0.0 file released: FreeMiCal_0.2.0.0_exe.zip
0.2.0.0 ======= 20070402 war OK, thanks to Robert John I found a solution to accessing both Outlook 2003 and 2007. By referencing a local copy of the 2003 COM-Wrapper both OL 2003 and 2007 can be accessed due to backward compatibility of OL 2007. This justifies the version increase from 0.1 to 0.2 Changes: 1. Added local copy of Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.dll and referenced it. 0.1.0.12 ======== 20070321 war Changes: 1. Added a parameter to fMiCal.exe to accept profile names 2. Constructor of OLCalReader uses "Outlook" as default profile name. Accepts profile name override 3. Changed Calendar folder to Outlook profile and forward profile name as parameter to fMiCal.exe 4. Added error signaling to fMiCal.run. FreeMiCal interpretes a -1 as an error from fMiCal. 0.1.0.11 ======== 20070321 war Internal version, not released on Sourceforge Changes: 1. monitoring of fMiCal.run and update of the progress bar is done in a background worker process. 2. Export can be cancelled now, terminating the export process fMiCal.exe and the background worker process. 3. A feedback area above the progress bar provides error and status messages. 4. Lock situation is catched. FreeMiCal reacts generously to locked fMiCal.run. 0.1.0.10 ======== 20070316 war Changes: 1. The graphical front end now provides visual feedback with a progress bar 2. In order to update this, fMiCal writes a file fMiCal.run. FreeMiCal reads this file and updates the progress bar accordingly. 3. The Button Free them... will change to Liberte... (I did not implement Cancel yet) Known issues: 1. A deadlock situation may occur when fMiCal writes the file when FreeMiCal tries to read. I have tried to catch this, but there are situations where it still might arise. 0.1.0.9 ======= 20070315 war Internal version, not released on Sourceforge Changes: 1. fMiCal.exe writes a sync file named fMiCal.run 0.1.0.8 ======= 20070315 war Changes: 1. Fixed shifted appointment times with daylight saving time 0.1.0.7 ======= 20070311 war Changes: 1. Fixed error in processing Sunday appointments 2. Added prototype graphical frontend FreeMiCal 0.1.0.6 ======= 20070309 war First release on SourceForge Changes: 1. FreeMiCal.exe is the Windows version, fMiCal the command line version 2. It allows to set the parameters in a dialog and then fire up the export Implementation: 1. FreeMiCal starts fMiCal with command line parameters assembled from the input fields. 2. fMiCal is started as a child process with hidden windows. I don't know how the Outlook dialog behaves. PLEASE CAN YOU TEST THIS ON VISTA? Known issues: 1. If export takes longer, there is no feedback to the graphical front end. I am working on a solution 2. If you exit the Window, the hidden process terminates 3. If an error occurs while starting the sub process, the dialog just informs but no further reaction is programmed 0.1.0.0 - 0.1.0.5 ================= 20070301 war Internal versions for testing. Successor of Outlook2iCal
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