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how do i change the refresh interval on the Hotmail/outlook.com side of things? I know the calendar is publishing once per hour, but my outloook.com view is not that current.
Thanks!
Scheduling and managing events using Outlook.com calendar
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Hi Rob,
Sorry to know that you are also facing this issue.
I recommend you to leave your feedback regarding this product.
Click the “Give us feedback” link from this article and proceed further.
Alternatively, once you login to your account, click the gear icon and click on “feedback”.
Outlook help: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/outlook-help
Thank you.
Wow. It's 2015, and my clients are having this problem. O.o
Very confused about your reply to the feedback I provided. You're suggesting I provide feedback.
Again, 7 pages of feedback are available. There isn't even a hint that this reply had anything to do with my post with feedback and a request for help. I will just assume there is not time for addressing this with a more thoughtful response to the feedback.
Yup, 2015 and this is still happening. Added an iCal subscription to a Google Calendar and it's now 12 hours behind.
When will this be fixed?
Time marches on, the thread is now around 3 years old, my typical .ics calendar subscription is now more than a month out of date, and deleting/recreating the subscription only updates the "last refreshed" date. The content is still old.
How much worse will the service get when they force everybody onto O365's back end? How much of this is due to the war of proprietary (****) technologies between Apple, Google and M$FT?