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Quick Google Calendar Tip: Add by URL

Written by: Peter Jalbert on Monday, March 17th, 2008
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Adding public and friends’ calendars to your own Google Calendar account is quick and easy, as we have explained before. But what if the information given to you was a URL only? For instance, an organization may publish their public calendar’s URL in iCal format.

With Google Calendar, it’s also easy. First, of course, you need the exact URL of the public (or private!) calendar you wish to access. For instance, icalshare.com has a handful of shared calendars in iCal format. Let’s choose one.

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So I’ve copied the link to my clipboard, which is webcal://ical.mac.com/juo100/WWE.ics

Then in Google Calendar, look for the add by URL option in the calendar management pane (to the left of your main Calendar window).

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We then input the URL of the public calendar, and click add.

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And voila! We now have the shared calendar added to our list of public calendars we can view.

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One Response to “Quick Google Calendar Tip: Add by URL”

  1. # MagicMikeon 19 Mar 2008 at 10:05 am

    Hello, what about private calendars ?You usually need a password ?!

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