Re: [Evolution] Q: What is the difference between *.vcf files and user-cal.vcf?
- From: Gary Frederick <gary frederick jsoft com>
- To: Levent Guendogdu <levomat gmx de>, evolution ximian com
- Subject: Re: [Evolution] Q: What is the difference between *.vcf files and user-cal.vcf?
- Date: 31 Aug 2001 10:41:56 -0500
I tried replacing a calendar.ics with one from StarOffice and Evolution
did not pick it up.
sigh... never mind.
Gary
On Fri, 2001-08-31 at 08:00, Gary Frederick wrote:
I bet the vcf files that Evolution imports are VCARD, not VCALENDAR.
The gnome calendar program exports vCalendar. Evolution uses iCalendar.
they are different formats, vCalendar was first, iCalendar is close but
not the same.
If you feel like trying something, try this:
0: assuming GNOME calendar, StarOffice 5.2 and Evolution are all
installed on your system.
1: export your GNOME calendar data to myCalendar.vcf.
2: import into StarOffice as vCalendar events
3: export from StarOffice as iCalendar events (.ics)
4: copy the Evolution calendar file to a safe place
mine's at ~/evolution/local/Calendar/calendar.ics
5: make your calendar data the Evolution calendar file
I HAVE NOT TESTED THIS!!! BE CAREFUL
and let us know if it works!!!
Gary
StarOffice 5.2 is at http://www.sun.com/staroffice/
On Thu, 2001-08-30 at 13:33, Levent Guendogdu wrote:
Hi Evo Team,
I noticed that Evo has a function to import vcf-files. Import
user-cal.vcf from gnome-calender fails, because there seem to be some
unsupported tags. What is the difference between vcf-files in general
and the gnome-calender vcf file? Is there actually some converter to
make it possible to import my calender file?
Thanks everyone!
Bye,
Levo.
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