Anyone Seen a Fix For This?

I'm being forced to use Outlook 2007 for its calendar feature, yet I much more thoroughly enjoy Windows Live Mail. Yet, the Windows Calendar function in Vista will not publish to an internet site, regardless of being deisgned that way. I've tried multiple sites, and have scoured the net. This problem is everywhere, hinting at a bug. Its not been fixed in SP1, as of yet.


Discuss please, with solutions, if ya got em.

 

Fix for which? Outlook 2007 calendar, or the vista calendar is having issues?

 

Im not aware that Outlook has calendar issues.

 

I've never tried publishing with either, so I had no idea which was at fault. Now I see which one is in question.

 

I don't have a webdav server so, I can't try anything. Perhaps after the holidays when I get back to work, I can have someone look into it. I'm emailing myself for a reminder.

 

Anyone who is interested in trying, and I do appreciate it...

http://www.box.net/

The webdav address is https://www.box.net/dav

 

Here is another:

http://www.icalx.com/

 

This didn't work, but putting: https://4.71.164.138/dav gives me: Please select a certificate.

I have no certificate to choose though.

 

Not sure what to tell ya.

http://img84.imageshack.us/img84/6093/capturefw7.jpg

 

The other one didn't work either.

 

Thats not something I can really help with icalx might be a dead site...but box.net works.

If you mean that publishing to the sites doesnt work...well thats my whole issue!

 

Yeah, well, just add my attempt to another failure.

 

Have you tried using an internal website. I.E. install IIS and see if you can post it there? Just as a test?

 

Can't say I am shocked...I dont even think Windows Calendar is attempting to reach any of the servers, as it never prompts for credentials.

Ever.

http://img84.imageshack.us/img84/2395/captureiy9.jpg

 

No, sure haven't. I've published to my own webspace...well attempted to. I have been able to publish directly to disk though.

I've not found one single success story with Windows Calendar across the net.