NETWORK/GOOGLE CALENDAR

hey

i wanted to know if iut was possible to have the network/google
calendar saved on the calendar until there is a connectiopn to the
internet to update the calendar

sometimes i use my laptop where there is no wifi and i need to access
my apointments

ex

download curreent web calendar - viewable through thunderbird

close thunderbird disconnect from the internet

h007ben@msn.com wrote:
> hey
> 
> i wanted to know if iut was possible to have the network/google
> calendar saved on the calendar until there is a connectiopn to the
> internet to update the calendar
> 
> sometimes i use my laptop where there is no wifi and i need to access
> my apointments
> 
> ex
> 
> download curreent web calendar - viewable through thunderbird
> 
> close thunderbird disconnect from the internet
> 
> restart thunderbird web calendar stored in calendar

It is possible:

go to your google caledar properties in lightning and check "cache"

this will store an offline version on your computer.

HTH

> Does this work both ways, e.g. if I'm offline and create a new
> meeting/task (on a network calendar), does it get synched as soon as I
> am online again?
No, unfortunately this is not possible with 0.8. There are plans to
make this work for 0.9 though.

Fabian Piller wrote:

[snip]
> It is possible:
> 
> go to your google caledar properties in lightning and check
"cache"
> 
> this will store an offline version on your computer.

Does this work both ways, e.g. if I'm offline and create a new 
meeting/task (on a network calendar), does it get synched as soon as I 
am online again?

Best regards
	Andreas
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Andreas Tscharner                          andreas.tscharner@metromec.ch
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