Office 365 Outlook calendars are buggy

Geht natürlich immer noch nicht, ist aber wohl nichts unbekanntes. Gerade gefunden:

https://support.office.com/en-US/article/Known-issues-with-shared-calendars-in-Outlook-d6fd4f68-489c-4196-a9c2-588c5ead00b8

Currently, you can't use Outlook on Windows to edit calendars that are shared with your Outlook.com account, even if you've reconnected your Outlook.com account to Outlook. We're working
day and night (since May 2017) to make it possible to edit shared calendars in Outlook 2016 for Windows.

Hallo Matthias,

von Haus aus unterstützt Outlook 2013 es nicht mehrere Kalender auf einem Blatt auszudrucken. Eventuell hilft dir aber das weiter:

http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/combine-outlook-calendars-print-one/

Gruß,

Pauline

Guten Tag ...

Die Berechtigungsstufen mit den entsprechenden Rechten an sich sind bekannt.

Es geht darum, ob, wenn der Zugriff von einer third party Applikation aus erfolgt, es seitens Microsoft "Mindeststandards" für die zu erteilenden Berechtigungen gibt. Das ist zumindest das, was der Hersteller uns sagt ->
"user will need to have at least reviewer permissions on the calendars that they are trying to open in Outlook.
This is a limitation of Outlook integrating with third party apps".

Danke nochmal & Gruss

Hallo Remo,

Kann Microsoft nicht die Funktion einbauen dass Mann die Überlagerten Kalender gemeinsam drucken kann?

wenn du möchtest, dass diese Funktion zu Outlook hinzugefügt wird, gib bitte auf folgenden Seiten deine Stimme ab, dies geht direkt an die Entwicklungsabteilung von Microsoft:

https://office365.uservoice.com/for...ble-to-print-multiple-calendars-on-one-weekly

http://outlook.uservoice.com/forums...-back-the-ability-to-print-multiple-calendars

Gruß,

Pauline

Hello my fiend, first it's a pleasure to be able to help you today.

My name is Vinicius.

I am a gamer and independent advisor on the Microsoft Community platform.

Hey MartinZurcher1, how are you today? Hope you're well.

Before you can sync Outlook and Google Calendar using one of several devices, you must first obtain an Outlook link. Synchronization of the two calendars doesn’t require any additional plug-ins or extensions as both platforms use the same format.

Here’s how to get the link from Outlook:

Open your Office 365 account.

Go to “Outlook” and click on “Settings,” then “View All Outlook Settings.”

Click on “Calendar”, and then, “Shared Calendars.”

In the “Publish Calendar” section, you can get the link you need.

Select “Calendar,” then “Can view all details,” then click “Publish.”

Copy the “ICS link” (below the HTML link at the bottom) to use later in Google.

Once you’ve acquired your Outlook calendar link, it’s time to finish the synchronization. Open “Google Calendar.”

Tap on “Other calendars +” at the bottom of the page.

Now, click on “From URL.”

Paste the link saved and tap on “Add calendar.”

In the “Other calendars” section in the bottom left area, you’ll see your Outlook calendar that you can select. The sync process is now complete.

TIP: You can save the calendar, change its colours, or even rename it. If you ever decide to disconnect the two calendars, you can do it by merely hovering over the calendar’s name and clicking on the “X” icon.

Hope it helps.

Best regards!