Configuring preferences and options in Outlook.com
There is no "file/open" in the new outlook
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Hi,
I am having several problems with my outlook (new) app.
PS: I am using a gmail account for my outlook.
Any suggestions?
Best, Finn
Configuring preferences and options in Outlook.com
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There is no "file/open" in the new outlook
Another workaround I found is to add it from your mobile device.
I have tried all of these tips, using the new (Jan 2024) Outlook for Mac, and have had no success adding my google calendar. Dragging and dropping the .ics file initially seems to work, but when I select "import" I get the following error message: "Sorry we couldn't import some of your file(s). Please try again later." I have tried again multiple times across two days.
I WAS able to add it in the browser and iPhone app versions, it's just the new Outlook for Mac that is still unable to add it.
Thanks in advance for any tips!
So, bear in mind this is a true workaround so it is circuitous and annoying by nature....
- Download the .ics file.
- Create a new email in outlook to yourself.
- Attach the downloaded .ics file.
- Send to yourself. (Note about how annoying it is you have to do this optional.)
- Open your new mail and click on the .ics attachment.
- Click "+Add To Calendar" in the window that pops up.
- Actually get notifications about your meetings...
Good luck.
Microsoft....please sort out this issue.
Thank you for this workaround. This worked for me.
I'm having the exact same issue with the new outlook. There is no calendar to select when you import an ICS.
Slight modification to your work around is to open a new email message, drop the ics in as an attachment, and then from the ics attachment, clieck the down arrow and choose "Add to Calendar". This just saves the step of emailing it to yourself.
Microsoft?
I tried the above mail-to-yourself workaround using the new Outlook for Mac app and got the same error message: "Sorry we couldn't import some of your file(s). Please try again later."
:-(