Can an ical user subscribe to an outlook calendar?

[MK]

my friend is trying to keep better track of me, he is a mac user and has
ical. any way to let him subscribe to my outlook calendar?

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

Not without knowing a lot more information.

Are you using Outlook Live? Do you use the Outlook Connector for Outlook?
Does your friend have a hotmail account? What versions of Office and Mac
are involved here?

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After furious head scratching, MK asked:

| my friend is trying to keep better track of me, he is a mac user and
| has ical. any way to let him subscribe to my outlook calendar?

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Not now... but when Outlook 2007 is out, yes.

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[Granite Mac]

Ok, so Outlook 2007 has been out for some time - is it now possible to do
this (without relying on Entourage 2008 for the Mac, which I find to be a
terrible replacement for Outlook).

Thanks

Not now... but when Outlook 2007 is out, yes.

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my friend is trying to keep better track of me, he is a mac user and has
ical. any way to let him subscribe to my outlook calendar?

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]]

Ok, so Outlook 2007 has been out for some time - is it now possible to do
this (without relying on Entourage 2008 for the Mac, which I find to be a
terrible replacement for Outlook).

Why not try it for yourself?