I suggest you add CalDav support to Outlook for Mac.
Corporate mail server is CalDave - whether we like it or not. Want to integrate in Outlook rather than using iCal!
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Anonymous
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Without this feature Outlook for Mac useless. We have to stay with with iCal and iMail in order to not break the workflow of our Mac and iPhone users.
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Techie22
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We downgraded office 365 subscription due to this unsupported feature.
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Anonymous
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Outlook would be the reason for me to take out a 365 subscription. But this is only possible for me if either CalDav or a direct icloud interface is available.
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Mark Sizer
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This really does need to be sorted out - is it even on the roadmap to be incorporated and if so when is it due please?
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Jean-Noël Colin
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it's a must have feature to be able to import remote calendars using caldav; currently, this missing feature is the only reason I can't use Outlook as my main mail client
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Shaunak De
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And improve the importing interface. Currently, the steps are convoluted and silly
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Christof Bachmann
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Why does Office 365 only support read access to ics/caldav and only non-passwort protected? It's not a sulution to make all calendars public to see the events in Outlook and without write access I need additional software anyway. Every freeware supports caldav integration? What's the point? An implementation in Office365 would solve this for any plattform...
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Robert Vanderslice
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Add full support for CalDAV or CardDAV!
Then Outlook could fully replace Apple Mail and Apple Calendar. Without this support, Apple users have to have two mail applications and calendar applications.
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Sergey
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That is absolutely necessary to have this feature!
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Anonymous
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Lack of CalDAV makes it very difficult to use Microsoft Outlook in organizations with a company-wide CalDAV server for calendaring.
This is an openly published standard, and it isn't hard to implement. Odd that Outlook lacks support for major corporate features.
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Damon
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I'm trying to migrate to Outlook from the Apple ecosystem and stumbled across this glaring blind spot in MS Outlook for Mac. I'm just... speechless. I literally don't know how to process this. It's like if Word couldn't read .doc files or Excel couldn't read .csv. And this post is from 2017?! And the feature still doesn't exist?!
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Nadine
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As the implementation seems to take some time, can anyone recommend a third-party software that supports CalDav/CardDav?
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Rogerio
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This is sad to pay for an expensive license to use a product that doesn't help with a simple feature like caldav on Outlook. Thunderbird has it for free so you don't need to open Outlook and Mac Calendar to check e-mails and calendar appointments in only one app.
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Kevin
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CalDAV support!!!!!!!!!!
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Anonymous
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We need caldav support for Outlook for Mac
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Andriy
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In all honesty it seems that this has nothing to deal with a technical aspect, but rather a desperate try to indirectly force to move to PC. If this is the case, it would be really sad
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Yuceer Calikli
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Could you please add CalendarDAV support to Outlook? My client company gave me CalendarDAV login credentials to track our project meetings, but Outlook doesn't seem to support it.
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Anonymous
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PLEASE ADD CALDAV SUPPORT FOR OUTLOOK FOR MAC.
It would make my job a lot easier!
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Anonymous
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The work around suggested from this link doesn't work https://support.office.com/en-us/article/sync-your-icloud-calendar-with-outlook-for-mac-c9c67e41-274f-4527-ae5e-ea1003d89fc5
We need this feature!
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Anonymous
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Please add this feature!
