User needs both exchange and iCloud calendars but let's avoid Outlook.
I just realized that I am having an issue with the calendar. My assistant uses our office outlook to make appts in my calendar (linked to hers) and none of those transferred. I assume this is not a fixable problem since the other outlook is the only way our calendars are tied. Is it a problem to use the new email you set up but the old calendar? If that is ok, can you tell me how to get back to my old calendar? Sorry!
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This actually should be an issue that may be easily resolved. Before we jump ship and go back to Outlook as your mac app for calendaring, contacts and email, it may be as simple as turning on calendars from within your exchange account already setup on the mac. To do this try the following:
Go to system preferences and internet accounts.
Select the exchange account that should be listed on the left column then select to turn on "calendars". That should redownload all the calendars that are associated with the exchange account without having lost any data. These exchange based calendars should now show up in apple's calendar.
These exchange based calendars should now show up in apple's calendar. These should be listed along with your other iCloud calendars that already exist. (work and home I believe)
If that doesn't bring the calendar(s) down onto your calendar, then next go to the apple calendar program and select preferences from the menu items at the top of the screen. They may be in the calendar but not yet enabled. Just check the "enable" button seen below.
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This actually should be an issue that may be easily resolved. Before we jump ship and go back to Outlook as your mac app for calendaring, contacts and email, it may be as simple as turning on calendars from within your exchange account already setup on the mac. To do this try the following:
Go to system preferences and internet accounts.
Select the exchange account that should be listed on the left column then select to turn on "calendars". That should redownload all the calendars that are associated with the exchange account without having lost any data. These exchange based calendars should now show up in apple's calendar.
These exchange based calendars should now show up in apple's calendar. These should be listed along with your other iCloud calendars that already exist. (work and home I believe)
If that doesn't bring the calendar(s) down onto your calendar, then next go to the apple calendar program and select preferences from the menu items at the top of the screen. They may be in the calendar but not yet enabled. Just check the "enable" button seen below.
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