> > I've been given the job of consolidating various appointment items to
> > create shareable schedule files for a convention next year. This data
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> "sent as data files" data take? If at all possible, you should be avoiding
> import/export.
Output will be in vCalendar format so that people can import it into their
PIM system for syncing with a PDA. This allows them to plan their attendance
at the various events. ( We'll probably have 5 or 6 venues with events
running in multiples of half hour blocks. )
Not sure what format the input will be in although given it's being shown in
the programme book as a grid I assume it may be a CSV file output from a
spreadsheet.
I'm not bothered about sorting out input / output, I was just curious to see
if the bug in Outlook 2002 had been fixed.
Brian Tillman - 27 Apr 2007 13:02 GMT
> Output will be in vCalendar format so that people can import it into
> their PIM system for syncing with a PDA. This allows them to plan
> their attendance at the various events. ( We'll probably have 5 or 6
> venues with events running in multiples of half hour blocks. )
You will need a third-party tool for this because Outlook won't export vCal
files and will only save individual events as iCal files.
> Not sure what format the input will be in although given it's being
> shown in the programme book as a grid I assume it may be a CSV file
> output from a spreadsheet.
Outlook should be able to import a CSV with no problem.
> I'm not bothered about sorting out input / output, I was just curious
> to see if the bug in Outlook 2002 had been fixed.
You don't state the error message you're getting and exactly what you're
doing to get it.

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