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OutlookTools: Import/Export from/to iCal/vCard/CSV

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Hi guys,

seems I have implemented all functions I was missing in the past.

Is there still any function missing in OutlookTools you want to see implemented?

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I just noticed that Outlook does not allow to import iCal events programmatically. I might implement some of the iCalendar data format (RFC 5545) if someone is interested Please post here or clic

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I will do my very best Next on the list: VCard import Putting everything together into a single UDF (iCal import, VCF import etc.) and rename the thing to OutlookTools.au3. Ad

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I'm sure Outlook wouldn't be able to directly process such nested objects. My tools will parse the input files, map iCal/vCard properties to Outlook item properties and then create the Outlook items

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160 downloads and no questions, no bugs 🤨 Really :huh2:

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Hi.  I'm looking for a way to backup by means of exporting users contact, calendar, suggested contacts and tasks to a csv file in an automated way, a log out for example.  I'm not sure if I need to use Outlook Tools or OutlookEX to do this, please advise.

 

I have played with the example _OLT_Export_CSV.au3 with export contacts, sees to work, I just don't know how to export calendar suggested etc.

 

Please advise the best way for me to work this all out.  Cheers

 

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_OLT_Export allows to export appointments etc. Please  check the wiki for details.

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