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I cannot publish "my calendar" from Microsoft 365. I can publish the other calendars I have access to (my boss's calendar which I have full editing permissions for) but I cannot publish the one listed simply as "Calendar" under my calendars. I am trying to publish it to an app but cannot get it to provide a URL or ical link.
Using older versions of Outlook for Mac for personal email and calendar
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I tried that but did not receive an ICS and the XML file did not contain one. There is an accept link in the email, but it is not an ICS, and when clicking the link, I get an error 500.
How did you obtain the ICS in your experience?
Godofred_, your workaround worked like a champ! Thank you very much!
I am having this exact problem.
Worked! But the copy in g-cal doesn't seem to follow the updates happening in the original outlook-calendar. Does that work for you?
Add me in with the exact same problem!
I don't mind Microsoft engineers taking time to fix the problem... but please ISSUE AN UPDATE so we can know that you know this is a problem. Office 365 is not a free product. Don't treat us like freemium customers, please.