Google Calendar .ics

Posted on Wed 9th, April 2008

• #1

mr_tom

It's possible to subscribe to a Google calendar in iCal/Outlook/whatever by downloading its .ics file. Does this link already exist somewhere on the forum for the LGFSS calendar? If not, can we have it, please, VB? It'd be really handy to have offline access to the calendar.
• #2

dt

this work?

http://www.google.com/calendar/ical/3k73js92ksestt8n4gkjq18488%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics
• #3

Velocio

Pick the one that works best for you.
• #4

mr_tom

Score! thank you.
• #5

addie

Genius. I just assumed that was going to be a total arse.
Thanks VB.
You're my hero.
[/gush]
• #6

Velocio

I added those links below the calendar... because, you know... that would be a smart thing to do right?
• #7

addie

Smart? But we all ride bikes here right?
Aside from Tynan's Latinate rants, I've learnt to keep my expectations low. :)
• #8

dubtap

The free google calendar SMS reminder service plus daily 5am agenda email is one of the wonders of the modern age especially for those with neurons addled by ale.

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