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I'm using New Outlook for Windows, but can't find a way to save the .ics file from my meeting (event).
How can I do that? or it's not support to do so. Kindly advise.
Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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I can't import ics files into Calendar now. So if there's an event on Facebook or elsewhere and the ics file is generated, the event simply isn't added. I've wasted 10 minutes trying to figure that out!
Starting to seriously consider MacOS at this point.
Waiting for a solution to this - @Microsoft, any response? You'd think if enough people ask the question, there would be a solution.
I agree with this comment. Please allow the option to save a meeting invite as an ".ics" file in the new Outlook, that way we don't have to open the old Outlook just to access this feature.
Thank you!
I am also finding this incredibly frustrating. Is there a work around yet? I work in events and have just switched from Google to Microsoft. I need a way to share links to events so that individuals can choose to add those invites to their calendars (like an ICS file would normally work).
I can't import ics files into Calendar now. So if there's an event on Facebook or elsewhere and the ics file is generated, the event simply isn't added. I've wasted 10 minutes trying to figure that out!
Starting to seriously consider MacOS at this point.
Drag and drop the .ics file onto your calendar.