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IE4RC means Internet Explorer toolbar for RemoteCalendars. It's a COM-.NET plugin for Internet Explorer, which it'll make it possible to subscribe an iCalendar (RFC 2445) in Outlook if RemoteCalendars is installed. It'll add also support for webcal.

In this major release, it has been added support for the webcal protocol: finally, as happens unders the Mac, this protocol gets registered into Windows. This means that while browsing the web with Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera or anything else, you can click on a webcal URL...and RemoteCalendars will subscribe your iCalendar :)... read more

IE4RC means Internet Explorer toolbar for RemoteCalendars. It's a COM-.NET plugin for Internet Explorer, which it'll make it possible to subscribe an iCalendar (RFC 2445) in Outlook if RemoteCalendars is installed. It'll add also support for webcal.

In this minor release, it has been modified the installer, which now looks for any previuos installed version, and correctly uninstalls them.
A feature added is that it's possible to subscribe iCalendar where the link is "covered" by an image (like the green icon "iCal" which Google Calendar and other sites use).... read more

IE4RC means Internet Explorer toolbar for RemoteCalendars. It's a COM-.NET plugin for Internet Explorer, which it'll make it possible to subscribe an iCalendar (RFC 2445) in Outlook if RemoteCalendars is installed. It'll add also support for webcal.

I'm proud to say that the first version of IE4RC is finally available! Installing this extension for Internet Explorer will give you something quite similar to the usability of iCal under Macintosh.
How does it work? Just remember to close any instance of IE you've got running, install and you're done. Then, when'll you right-click on a link on Internet Explorer, you'll be able to choose "Subscribe to RemoteCalendars". Click it and Outlook will start (if it wasn't running) and you'll have already set the subscribe form!... read more

IE4RC means Internet Explorer toolbar for RemoteCalendars. It's a COM-.NET plugin for Internet Explorer, which it'll make it possible to subscribe an iCalendar (RFC 2445) in Outlook if RemoteCalendars is installed. It'll add also support for webcal.

This version requires RemoteCalendars 4.81 VSTO ( http://sourceforge.net/projects/remotecalendars ).
Changing from Tcp to Ipc and using a polling system instead of a temporary files fixed this bug:
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1467736&group_id=164832&atid=833269
By this way, all of the logic seems to work correctly, and the plugin may be developed :)

IE4RC means Internet Explorer toolbar for RemoteCalendars. It's a COM-.NET plugin for Internet Explorer, which it'll make it possible to subscribe an iCalendar (RFC 2445) in Outlook if RemoteCalendars is installed. It'll add also support for webcal.

A TestProgram is available online. This program, used with RemoteCalendars VSTO 4.8, can subscribe an iCalendar from outside of Outlook. These are the first steps in the business logic of IE4RC!