Who will be the first to create an outlook import for the fixtures??

[soistes]

Well done that man! Cheeky I know but is it possible to block edit the Google calendar so that it pings up a reminder around a month ahead to buy tickets for those of us who are not STH's? Worth a fiver to REMF if it can be done.

But, on the other hand, it would be quite irritating for those of us who are STHs

 

[shaolinpunk]

Well done that man! Cheeky I know but is it possible to block edit the Google calendar so that it pings up a reminder around a month ahead to buy tickets for those of us who are not STH's? Worth a fiver to REMF if it can be done.

Are you using Google calendar? I don't know about Outlook but I know you can do that on google - roll your mouse over the calendar on the left, click the arrow that appears then go to reminders and notifications. There you can set a default reminder for every event within that calendar.

 

[Norman Potting]

Are you using Google calendar? I don't know about Outlook but I know you can do that on google - roll your mouse over the calendar on the left, click the arrow that appears then go to reminders and notifications. There you can set a default reminder for every event within that calendar.

Verily, 'tis the magic of beelzebub, the aformentioned reminders hath appeared by this sorcery.

£5 to REMF as promised.

 

[Hove Seagull]

Thanks Daniel

 

[Bob!]

Right click on the link below and Save Target As..., Save link as..., or something similar depending on your browser.
ical link is https://www.google.com/calendar/ical/ef22b9uv89npjtnsd89g73ec28%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics


Save the "basic.ics" file to your Desktop or Downloads folder.

Double-click the "basic.ics" file you just downloaded.

If the file does not open in Outlook:
Open Outlook.
Select File | Open | Calendar... from the menu.
Find, highlight and double-click the downloaded "basic.ics" file.

The .ics above should be Outlookable.

Works fine with Outlook

Ok, have done this (Outlook 2007) and it shows as a seperate Calendar. Is there a way of downloading the fixtures in with my existing Calendar?

 

[Another Berkshire Seagull]

Ok, have done this (Outlook 2007) and it shows as a seperate Calendar. Is there a way of downloading the fixtures in with my existing Calendar?

Use the import option...it can then be brought into an existing calendar.