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Importing proz calendar on my webblog?
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Mar 9, 2008

Dear All, I have just created a webblog and was wondering if it was possible to import my proz availibility calendar.
All infos are warmly appreciated.
BW
 
Jared Tabor
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Good idea Mar 10, 2008

Dear italia,

This is not an option at the moment, but it is a nice idea. I will ask one of our developers to look into the possibility of implementing this. Thanks!

Best regards,

Jared
 
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Thanks!!! Mar 11, 2008

Jared,
Thanxs a lot for your reply.
Would be great if this function was feasible soon.
Best regards from Germany
 
Maksym Kozub
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Export in a standard format wll be the way to do it Aug 17, 2008

I have just submitted a support ticket suggesting that if it would be possible to export ProZ user's availability data as ICS or CSV, then it would be also possible to import them in various calendars.
 


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