Add Agenda to Outlook

Hi,
I seem to remember that when I last went to TechEd (2 years ago) you were able to add your agenda to Outlook. Any chance of this functionality being available this year?
Cheers
Paul

Hi Paul,
The option of inlcuding the agenda to outlook will be active 1 week before the event.
Once this is active, you can save each session or to save all sessions to Outlook in one batch, first save the available iCalendar . Then, import it into your personal calendar.
Regards,
Santhosh N S
Edited by: Santhosh NS on Nov 3, 2009 10:42 AM

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