How To Import And Export A Yahoo Calendar To iCal (ICS)?
- Anna Vance
- Jul 21, 2017
- 2 min read
Undeniably, you do not want to go many places if you are getting these all services at one place. Yahoo is the web services provider which tried a lot to provide expedient to the public but right now “Yahoo mail” service is most popular and best trait among all. You can also use this as a search engine for searching anything. It is the service which is acquired by everyone because it provides lots of facility with the good interface.
Now it is providing messenger service from which you can either switch to mail or messenger service. You can send and receive images, videos, GIFs and everything which you easily send on social media. You can chat with all friends at once by creating group in it.
Along with all features and traits, it also provides Yahoo Support for reducing effort and giving convenience to users. In this blog, you will get to know how to import and export a Yahoo calendar to iCal. This thing you can do with the help of given below steps in an effective way:
Export?
Calendar is the one of the admirable and adaptable features in which you can schedule your greeting and meeting.
Open your account by entering email address and password.
After opening of the main page, click the “Calendar” icon.
If you want to see list then click on “My calendars”.
Double click on this icon to see this all options, tick on “export” under “More icons”.
And save the ICS file to your system.
Import?
Go for the same icon and click on same options.
Under “More icons” click on “Browse”.
Now select the file in which you saved this ICS file and then select “Open” option..
At last go for “Import”.
If you got the help from above steps then it is good otherwise you can also take the Yahoo Customer Support Number 048879113 which will tell you the easiest way in a proficient manner. You can also ask any query related to your account the team will tell you everything about your concern and serve you best by their professionals.
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