How to Sync Outlook Calendar with iCal

If you're tired of juggling multiple calendars across your devices, syncing your Google Calendar with iCal is a great way to stay organized. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to do it.

First, make sure you have 2-factor verification enabled for your account. If you do, enter the application-specific password in the password section instead of your regular password. This will ensure that your accounts are properly linked and synced.

To get started, open settings on your iPad or iPhone and scroll down to the Mail, Contacts, Calendars button on the left-hand side. From here, click on Add Account... at the bottom of the Accounts section.

Next, enter in your details and select Google as your account type. You'll see an option for iCloud, Exchange, and more – but we're focusing on syncing with iCal.

Once you've entered your Google credentials, you can choose which calendars you want to sync with iCal. You can also customize the name that recipients will see when they receive your emails. Keep in mind that this doesn't have to be your actual name – it's up to you!

One of the best features of syncing your Google Calendar with iCal is the layering feature. This allows you to view multiple calendars all at once, making it easy to keep track of your schedule. If you have several Gmail accounts associated with different calendars, consider choosing one primary account and sharing all your calendars with that account.

At the bottom of the Accounts section, click on Add Account... again to enter in your details. Make sure to select Google as your account type. You'll see an option for iCloud, Exchange, and more – but we're focusing on syncing with iCal.

When you've completed these steps, you can start viewing your calendars across all your devices. Remember that if you have a Google Apps for Business or Education account, you may still be able to use the Google Sync tool. However, the method outlined above is a simpler and more stable way to sync your Google calendars with iCal.

As of today, Google has stopped supporting mobile sync for new devices using personal accounts (although it will continue to work for those who already have it set up). This means that you can still sync your calendars across all your devices without any issues.

By following these simple steps, you'll be able to keep your Google Calendar and iCal in perfect sync. Say goodbye to juggling multiple calendars and hello to a more organized you!

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