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1. #Duplicate calendar entries on outlook for mac full#
2. #Duplicate calendar entries on outlook for mac professional#

To choose which calendars to display, open Calendar and tap the Calendars option at the screen's bottom center. Enter the corresponding URL, and then click the Subscribe button.Ĭonfiguring Apple Calendar on iOS devices is typically equally straightforward. When choosing to add a new calendar subscription, Calendar prompts you to enter the calendar's URL. To share such a calendar, double-click the respective calendar and select Share, and then provide the necessary information, which includes recipient names/email addresses, or simply check the Public Calendar box to enable anyone to subscribe to a read-only version. Note: macOS typically defaults to creating iCloud-based calendars. Enter the name of the calendar and voila-a new calendar becomes available for use.

To add a new calendar on a Mac, click File from the menu bar and select New Calendar, or New Calendar Subscription if the calendar you wish to add is web-based. SEE: iPad users get their own version of Google Calendar (CNET)Īpple Calendar's pop-up menu offers several configuration and customization options. Or, you could set your iPad to generate email and appointment notifications only for personal email messages and family calendar-related information. For example, you could set your iPhone to notify you of work-related email messages, appointments, and meeting invitations, and ensure your Apple Watch displays work email notifications but not personal email notifications. You, too, can do the same, thereby receiving notifications differently on different devices. And, because I've separated mail and calendaring between apps, I can further tweak the notifications each application generates on each device, depending upon the manner in which the device is typically used and my preferences for each one. Both the macOS/iOS Calendars and Outlook are available and individually customizable from any device I use: Apple iPad, Apple MacBook Air, Dell desktop computer, Apple iPhone, and even an Apple Watch.

#Duplicate calendar entries on outlook for mac professional#

I find that it's easier to manage personal and family schedules using macOS and iOS Calendar, and use Microsoft Outlook to manage professional commitments (I have two different Microsoft Office 365 accounts and multiple email addresses to which calendars are also associated). Ultimately, the configuration that's best for you depends upon your specific needs and preferences. Particularly enterprising users can also add Microsoft Outlook to the mix, thereby potentially separating shared personal and family calendars in macOS and iOS Calendars and servicing professional commitments via Microsoft Outlook, which can also be viewed, edited, and updated using Macs and iOS devices. Apple's macOS and iOS Calendars simplify sharing information between multiple people and across a variety of devices. What I'd recommend is checking to see if you see any duplicate calendars here that are possibly causing those discrepancies.The ever-increasing demands of work and family life are more easily managed using electronic calendars.

#Duplicate calendar entries on outlook for mac full#

Here, you'll see a full list of calendars that you're syncing or have subscribed to. On your iPhone, you can open the Calendars app and then tap the word 'Calendars' at the bottom, center of the app. With regard to the calendar issue itself, I would recommend double checking the calendars that you currently have syncing to your Calendar app. You can learn more about Family Sharing right here, if need be: Set up Family Sharing To start, when you say that you're sharing calendars - do you both have a separate Apple ID and share calendars between them? Or are you both sharing a single Apple ID? If you're both sharing one ID, I would recommend creating a new one for one of you and then setting up Family Sharing. I understand that you'd like to get your Calendars squared away and those duplicate entries certainly seem unexpected. Thanks for using Apple Support Communities, it's great to have you here.