Windows Calendar Publishing

Vista Home Premium all upgrades. I want to publish my Windows
calendar to my website but I keep getting the message that the "network
path was not found"

I type in the url Http://mywebsite.com

Any ideas of what is going on and how to correct this?

Thanks

"Wolverine in Michigan" <> wrote in message
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> Vista Home Premium all upgrades. I want to publish my Windows
> calendar to my website but I keep getting the message that the "network
> path was not found"
>
> I type in the url Http://mywebsite.com
>
> Any ideas of what is going on and how to correct this?
>
> Thanks

How are you trying to publish the calendar? I can't see any publishing
option in Windows Calendar.....

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There is a publishing option. You start the calendar and click on Share
tab and enter options and URL.

Gordon wrote:
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> "Wolverine in Michigan" <> wrote in message
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>> Vista Home Premium all upgrades. I want to publish my Windows
>> calendar to my website but I keep getting the message that the
>> "network path was not found"
>>
>> I type in the url Http://mywebsite.com
>>
>> Any ideas of what is going on and how to correct this?
>>
>> Thanks
>
> How are you trying to publish the calendar? I can't see any publishing
> option in Windows Calendar.....
>

"Wolverine in Michigan" <> wrote in message
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> There is a publishing option. You start the calendar and click on Share
> tab and enter options and URL.
>

No Share tab here.......

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"Wolverine in Michigan" <> wrote in message
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> There is a publishing option. You start the calendar and click on Share
> tab and enter options and URL.
>

Sorry, I was looking at Windows LIVE calendar, not Windows Calendar!

You need to create a Webdav folder on your website to publish the calendar
to, AFAICS....

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What is a Webdav folder? and what is AFAICS?
I created a folder called Webdav but I still get the message network
path not found.


Gordon wrote:
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> "Wolverine in Michigan" <> wrote in message
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>>
>>
>>
>> There is a publishing option. You start the calendar and click on
>> Share tab and enter options and URL.
>>
>
> Sorry, I was looking at Windows LIVE calendar, not Windows Calendar!
>
> You need to create a Webdav folder on your website to publish the
> calendar to, AFAICS....
>

Wolverine,

Are you hosting your website on your own computer, or is it hosted by a
service provider for you?

If you're hosting on your own computer, that's where the webdav folder comes
into play.

If a service provider is hosting the website, I would contact them to find
out the path to save the calendar to.
"Gordon" <> wrote in message
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> "Wolverine in Michigan" <> wrote in message
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>>
>>
>>
>> There is a publishing option. You start the calendar and click on Share
>> tab and enter options and URL.
>>
>
> Sorry, I was looking at Windows LIVE calendar, not Windows Calendar!
>
> You need to create a Webdav folder on your website to publish the calendar
> to, AFAICS....
>
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"Wolverine in Michigan" <> wrote in message
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> What is a Webdav folder?

It's a special type of folder that can only be created using IIS I think.

> and what is AFAICS?

Sorry, that's Usenet speak for As Far As I Can See!

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