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Topic: CalDAV – Ctrl blog
Daniel Aleksandersen
https://www.daniel.priv.no/
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2017-03-02T06:43:00Z
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2017-03-02T06:43:00Z
2017-03-02T06:43:00Z
Windows 10 supports CalDAV/CardDAV but limits provider-support
Windows 10 supports syncing email, contacts, and calendars with all major providers. However, Microsoft chooses to close it down to a handful of providers.
<p>Windows 10’s Email and app accounts system let you sync your email, contacts, and calendars with your hosted service provider and the Windows platform. After syncing your data, you get more out of your device as the built-in Calendar and People (Address Book) apps come to life along with the lock screen, and action and notification center. It’s a better Windows experience when it has your data.</p> <p><a href="https://www.ctrl.blog/entry/windows-pim-sync-partnersonly.html">Read more …</a></p>
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2017-03-01T19:16:00Z
2017-03-01T19:16:00Z
How to add CalDAV and CardDAV accounts and sync with Windows 10
Set up syncing with your CalDAV and CardDAV accounts with the built-in Windows Calendar and Contacts apps. Windows can sync with any CalDAV/CardDAV server.
<p>Windows 10 fully supports syncing contacts and calendar data to the built-in Calendar, People, and Mail apps with a CalDAV and CardDAV server. However, this functionality is normally limited to select Microsoft partners only. However, you can use a work-around to add any CalDAV and CardDAV service provider.</p> <p><a href="https://www.ctrl.blog/entry/how-to-win10-webdav-syncengine.html">Read more …</a></p>
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2017-02-28T10:57:00Z
2017-02-28T10:57:00Z
Windows 10’s “Interesting Calendars” feature is powered by webcal/iCal
New Windows Calendar feature is just standard webcal subscriptions but interestingly you can’t add your own webcals.
<p>Microsoft announced a slew of updates to the built-in Calendar app for Windows 10 last week. Among the new features was something called “Interesting Calendars” (interchangeably branded as “Bing Calendars.”) What <em>is interesting</em> about this feature isn’t the curated selection of calendars you can subscribe to but rather how this is yet another open technology that has been implemented exclusively in a locked down manner. I’ll explain what is going on with this latest iCalendar implementation.</p> <p><a href="https://www.ctrl.blog/entry/windows-icalendar-app.html">Read more …</a></p>
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2017-02-23T09:03:00Z
2017-02-23T09:03:00Z
How to add an iCal/webcal calendar to the Calendar app in Windows 10
Learn how to work-around Windows 10 limitations to add iCal and webcal calendars to the Windows Calendar app through Outlook.com.
<p>An empty calendar app is a useless calendar app. Here is how you can fill up the built-in Calendar app in Windows 10 with your favorite iCalendar/webcal subscriptions.</p> <p><a href="https://www.ctrl.blog/entry/how-to-win10-calendar-app-ics.html">Read more …</a></p>
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2016-03-22T15:01:00Z
2016-03-22T15:01:00Z
Synchronize GNOME and all its apps with a CalDAV server
How to set up sync of your CalDAV and CardDAV accounts with GNOME apps like Evolution, Calendar, Contacts, dash-search, and more.
<p>CalDAV is an open protocol for synchronizing calendars and task applications on multiple devices and potentially for multiple users with a central server. It enables your mobile and laptop to share the same calendar and list of reminders. Consumers are most familiar with this as the popular web-calendar products from Apple, Google, and Yahoo! — all of which support CalDAV and CardDAV.</p> <p><a href="https://www.ctrl.blog/entry/gnome-caldav.html">Read more …</a></p>