Allow import of a vcs file into an additional calendar

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Outlook should let you choose which calendar you want to import your .vcs
file into. I want to use multiple calendars, and I have a vcs file to
import, but I don't want it imported into the default calendar. When
importing, allow the user to choose which calendar to import into.

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devoncook said:
Outlook should let you choose which calendar you want to import your
.vcs file into. I want to use multiple calendars, and I have a vcs
file to import, but I don't want it imported into the default
calendar. When importing, allow the user to choose which calendar to
import into.
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Double-click the .vcs to open it and then click File>Move to Folder instead
of Save and Close.
 
Brian, Thanks for this response. That does work, partially. The .vcs file
that I have has multiple appointments, but when I double-click to open it, it
only opens the first appointment, which I can "Move to Folder", but then I'm
not prompted to enter the rest of the appointments. Is there something that
I am doing wrong, or did the person who created the file, do it wrong?

Thanks
 
devoncook said:
Brian, Thanks for this response. That does work, partially. The
.vcs file that I have has multiple appointments, but when I
double-click to open it, it only opens the first appointment, which I
can "Move to Folder", but then I'm not prompted to enter the rest of
the appointments. Is there something that I am doing wrong, or did
the person who created the file, do it wrong?
Click to expand...

Since a vCalendar file is just a text file, you can open it in Notepad and
manually separate it into multiple files and then open each with Outlook.
Laborious, perhaps, by it should work.
 
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