Re: Re[2]: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] Standards-compliant Windows Calendars

[Mike T. <mt...@ya...>]

I hear ya - Outlook is a big beast, but a lot of people use it and it's hard to beat in an enterprise environment. FYI, if you go this route, you'll want to choose 'Evolution Calendar' as the Export Format in Outport. That'll get you an ics...
 
hth,
mike

Alex Ezell <ta...@sp...> wrote:
On Thursday, November 13, 2003, 6:34:57 PM, Mike wrote:

> I use MS Outlook and Outport (http://outport.sourceforge.net) to export the calendars.

Thanks mike! I think I tried that once before, but it still caused
problems with the parser. This was many version ago, for both Outport
and phpicalendar. So, perhaps, I should try it again. I just hesitate
to install Outlook now that I am so ingrained from using The Bat! But
considering many Windows users would be coming to phpicalendar with
Outlook, it's probably a pill I will have to swallow.

-- 
Alex
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"Formal Restrictions, contrary to what you might think,
free you up by allowing you to concentrate on purer ideas."
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