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iCalendar Files

Calendar events are traditionally shared using iCalendar (.ics) files. These are often attached to event invitation emails and are widely used across calendaring applications.

Many calendaring applications are able to produce .ics files for a single event, but if yours does not, you can easily create one online using, for example, the tool at http://webcaretakers.com/generate_ical_files_online_wizard/index.php

Whatever technique you use to create the .ics file, you can then uploaded it into a file field in an article with some appropriate text, such as 'click here to add this event to your calendar'.

The ical file below was generated using the wizard at http://webcaretakers.com/generate_ical_files_online_wizard/index.php

Click here to add Christmas 2010 to your calendarClick here to add Christmas 2010 to your calendar (723 bytes)
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iCalendar Files

Calendar events are traditionally shared using iCalendar (.ics) files. These are often attached to event invitation emails and are widely used across calendaring applications.