Category Archives: Download – Microsoft Outlook
Outlook 2011 Mac OS X Jewish holidays download
To get Jewish holidays in Microsoft Outlook 2011 for Mac OS X to show up with a color-coded category, be sure to drag and drop the .ics file you downloaded onto one of the category labels on the left pane … Continue reading
Microsoft Outlook Jewish holidays download for Outlook 2007, Outlook 2010
Follow these instructions to add a Hebcal Jewish holiday calendar 5-year feed to newer versions of Microsoft Outlook in “overlay” mode. This technique uses Outlook’s “Internet Calendar Subscription” feature which keeps a separate calendar from your primary calendar. (If you … Continue reading
Microsoft Outlook CSV Jewish holiday download for Outlook 97, 98, 2000, 2002, 2003
Follow these instructions to add a Hebcal Jewish holiday calendar 5-year feed to older versions of Microsoft Outlook. First, you’ll need to download an Outlook CSV (Comma-separated values) file from hebcal.com: Go to http://www.hebcal.com/hebcal/ Fill out the form with your … Continue reading
Microsoft Outlook Internet Calendar – delete Hebcal Jewish calendar from Outlook 2007, Outlook 2010
To remove an Internet Calendar Subscription from side-by-side view, clear the check mark for the calendar in the Navigation Pane. To remove the Internet Calendar Subscription from the Navigation Pane, right-click the calendar name, and then click Delete calendar name. … Continue reading
Microsoft Outlook CSV – delete Hebcal Jewish calendar from Outlook 97, 98, 2000, 2002, 2003
When hebcal exports to CSV format, it puts the text “Jewish Holidays” in the Location field. That is there to make it easy to remove entries from your calendar if you got the wrong settings. For example, if you were … Continue reading
Microsoft Outlook CSV – incorrect dates for events
Some users have a mismatch between the date format they are downloading (USA vs. European) and the setting you’re using in your control panel. This usually results in events that were supposed to take place, for example, on September 2nd … Continue reading