When attempting to access events in a calendar that has been shared by another user using the following operation:

Microsoft Outlook365 explanation for accessing a shared calendar The recipient user who wants to access the calendar in Greenhouse must re-accept the shared calendar invitation through the web app.Īfter completing these steps, the user who accepts the invitation should see the re-shared calendars in their Greenhouse Recruiting account. The calendar owner should remove the user’s access to the calendar and then re-add the user’s access (the can edit permission is needed to schedule to a calendar via the integration).

The owner of the calendar should right-click on the calendar to open the Sharing Permissions (for a shared mailbox, a user with access to manage the mailbox’s sharing permissions must open the shared mailbox directly). Click 'Next' when you are finished.Ĭlick 'Calendar' in the Select Folder To Import From window and then click 'Finish' to import your calendar data.Note: This issue can't be fixed on the desktop application.

You can choose to replace duplicates, allow duplicates or skip exporting any duplicate files. Select how you want your new Outlook calendar to handle duplicate files it encounters when importing data from your old calendar. Select 'Outlook Data File (.pst)' on the list of available file formats and then click 'Next.'Ĭlick 'Browse' and select the PST file you exported from your other computer. Select 'Import from another program or file' and click 'Next.' Launch Outlook on the computer onto which you want to transfer your calendar data.Ĭlick 'File,' click 'Open & Export' and then click 'Import/Export' to launch the wizard. You can copy the PST file onto a USB key or an external hard drive, upload it to a cloud storage service such as Dropbox or email it to the other computer as an attachment. Move the exported PST file to the computer onto which you want to transfer your Outlook calendar.

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