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  1. Allow .ICS calendar invites to create entries in Exchange-managed account calendar instead of only the local account.

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    3 comments  ·  Outlook for Mac - Business » Calendar  ·  Flag idea as inappropriate…  ·  Admin →
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    Gabriel commented  · 

    Allow .ICS calendar invites to be imported into the calendar by dragging them onto the calendar, just like old outlook allows. New outlook does NOT persist them onto the new calendar display, but somehow adds them to the old outlook view. Also, opening a .ICS file with outlook opens the file as an attachment in a new message composition. This should be fixed, as that is not WHY your customers are double clicking on .ics files. They want to add a meeting to their calendar.

    Awful. DO NOT MERGE THIS WITH THE CSV IMPORT QUESTION.

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  2. Import csv file into outlook calendar

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    1 comment  ·  Outlook for Mac - Business » Calendar  ·  Flag idea as inappropriate…  ·  Admin →
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    Gabriel commented  · 

    Allow .ICS calendar invites to be imported into the calendar by dragging them onto the calendar, just like old outlook does. New outlook does NOT persist them onto the calendar display. Also, opening a .ICS file with outlook, opens the file as an attachment in a new message composition. This should be fixed.

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