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Last updated: 04 Oct, 2018

You can automatically feed your events into your Outlook calendar. CalendarWiz offers an iCal feed that will push an up-to-date read-only version of your calendar into Outlook. See below for instructions on how to do this forOutlook 2007, Outlook, Outlook 365, and Outlook Web App calendar.

View calendars side by side in outlook 2016 for macs

Start by turning on your iCal feed in your CalendarWiz calendar:

View Shared Calendars in Outlook 2016 for Mac This article applies to: Outlook 2016 for Mac As you create a meeting invitation you are able to see whether others are free or busy, but you aren't able to see any other information about their schedule (such as the meeting title, who is invited, or where it's taking place). You can add or remove a calendar from the calendar view by choosing. Just hover over or point to the calendar at the top of the calendar window, and the turns on or off. You can rename, delete, share, update permissions, or change the color and charm of calendars that you own. Instructor An additional calendar will appearside by side with your primary calendar.Click each calendar to work with it separately.To view the calendar as an overlay,right-click the top of the additional calendarand choose Overlay.You can still select each calendar this way.To put it back the way it was,right-click and deselect Overlay.You can also change the color of the calender from here.

Admin Menu > under Calendar Settings > iCal and RSS > Check the box titled 'Enable iCal Feed' > select categories and review settings > Save
Copy the iCal link
either from admin screen or iCal button on calendar nav bar. You'll use this link to feed CalendarWiz events into your Outlook. Scroll to find your version of Outlook below.

View Calendars Side By Side In Outlook 2016 For Mac Os


Outlook 2007

For Public Category Events:

  1. Open Outlook 2007 > Tools > Account Settings...
  2. Internet Calendars tab > click New...
  3. Paste the iCal link into the box for location of the Internet Calendar, click Add.
  4. Provide a Folder Name or descriptions, click OK.
  5. Click on the Close button. Go to Mail view and click on Send/Receive to refresh the calendar. You'll see your calendar appear under other calendars.
    Learn how to include private category events:
    https://www.calendarwiz.com/knowledgebase/entry/99/


Outlook 2010

View Calendars Side By Side In Outlook 2016 For Macs

For Public Category Events:

  1. Open Outlook 2010 > click the Home tab on the Ribbon > Under Manage Calendars click on Open Calendar > From Internet.
  2. Paste the CalendarWiz iCal link into the New Internet Calendar field, click OK.
  3. Click [Yes] to the dialog box that comes up verifying you want to subscribe to it.
    Learn how to include private category events:
    https://www.calendarwiz.com/knowledgebase/entry/99/

Outlook 2016

For Public Category Events:

Mailbox
  1. Go to Outlook 2016 > Go to the Calendar
  2. Home Tab in Outlook 2016 > Open Calendar > select 'From Internet'
  3. Paste your CalendarWiz iCal URL into the field. Click OK.
  4. Click 'Yes' that you want to add this calendar to Outlook and subscribe to updates.
  5. You can view your calendar side by side or in 'overlay mode' via View Tab > Overlay Mode
    Learn how to include private category events
    https://www.calendarwiz.com/knowledgebase/entry/99/

Outlook 365

  1. Enable iCal feed in CalendarWiz. Copy iCal URL.
  2. Open MS Outlook 365 to add the iCal feed:
    Go to calendar > click 'Add Calendar' > select 'From Internet'

  3. Paste your CalendarWiz iCal linkinto the URL field > Click Add
    In the Folder Name box, type the name of the calendar as you want it to appear in Outlook, and then click OK.

  4. When you start Outlook, it checks the internet calendar for updates and downloads any changes. Anytime you refresh your calendars or inbox in Outlook, CalenadarWiz will send the most up-to-date version of your CalendarWiz calendar.
    Learn how to include private category events
    https://www.calendarwiz.com/knowledgebase/entry/99/

Outlook Web App

  1. Start by enabling the iCal feed in CalendarWiz. Copy iCal URL.
  2. Go to outlook.com account
  3. Go to the Calendar
  4. Go to Import > select Subscribe
  5. Paste your CalendarWiz iCal link into the 'Calendar URL' field. Add calendar name.
  6. Click Subscribe Button
  7. Events will appear in your outlook.com calendar.
    Learn how to include private category events:
    https://www.calendarwiz.com/knowledgebase/entry/99/
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