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| ===How do I save my calendar file on an FTP server?=== | | ===How do I save my calendar file on an FTP server?=== |
| It's tricky at first to figure it out but this is the way to proceed:
| | For already existing data use "Publish" and enter the address (ftp://user@domain/filename.ics) |
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| # Create a local calendar.
| | For new calendars you can choose "Create new calendar" | "On the network" |
| # Add an event and exit calendar.
| | Filetype: iCalendar |
| # Copy the new calendar file to the FTP server (under another name if you wish).
| | Address: ftp://user@domain/filename.ics |
| # Return to calendar and fill in the "remote server URL" field of the new calendar. (ftp://user:pass@domain/filename)
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| That's all! It should work now!
| | Note that the calendar file will only be created if an event/task is added to this calendar. |
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| The trick is that at least one event have to exist in your new calendar, otherwise, the file is empty and seen as "invalid".
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| For Lightning 0.3, it's a bit more complex.
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| # Create a local calendar.
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| # Add an event.
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| # Export the calendar as .ics
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| # Exit calendar.
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| # Copy the new calendar file to the FTP server (under another name if you wish).
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| # Open calendar
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| # Choose 'New...' under the calendars tab.
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| # Choose 'On the network'
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| # Type is 'ics'
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| # Location is the ftp url for the file (ftp://user:pass@domain/filename)
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| ===Is there a way to convert calendar.ics to a file that can be imported by Outlook 2003?=== | | ===Is there a way to convert calendar.ics to a file that can be imported by Outlook 2003?=== |