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*In order to make the calendar and address book work for outlook, you will need a third party plugin.  Here is a list of compatible ones, though each has it's limitations, and none has been tested in production by me:
*In order to make the calendar and address book work for outlook, you will need a third party plugin.  Here is a list of compatible ones, though each has it's limitations, and none has been tested in production by me:
**http://ical.gutentag.ch
**http://ical.gutentag.ch
***TESTED Outlook 2010: this program works well, but was confusing to setup and not entirely intuitive to use
**http://www.bynari.net
**http://www.bynari.net
***TESTED Outlook 2013: this program worked reliably, fit the outlook workflow well, and was easy to setup.
****CalDAV calendars cannot be "primary" calendars in outlook 2013, so one has to remember after accepting an invite to go to the calendar and move it to the CalDAV calendar
**http://www.outlookdav.com
**http://www.outlookdav.com
**http://www.cfos.de/en/index.htm
**http://www.cfos.de/en/index.htm

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Calendar

  • In order to make the calendar and address book work for outlook, you will need a third party plugin. Here is a list of compatible ones, though each has it's limitations, and none has been tested in production by me: