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  1. MINI_Lola

    MINI_Lola New Member

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    #2 MINI_Lola, Jan 9, 2012
    Sweet! Thanks!
     
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    #3 SNEEEZY - Erika, Jan 10, 2012
    I'm new to iPhones (I have 64GB 4s), so could someone please explain how this works? I've only had my iPhone since 12/03/11 and I'm learning new stuff daily. :)

    Will it also work on an iPad?
     
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    Curves906 New Member

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    #4 Curves906, Jan 10, 2012
    Pretty simple really. :) Just click on the links and your phone will ask you if you want to subscribe to each calendar. If you say yes they will load to your iCalendar and you are set. You have the entire schedule for MOTD 10 on your iPhone. :D Side note... If you don't want to see it until you go to MOTD you can click the button that says Calendars at the top of iCalendar and "un" click view subscribed. Have fun with your new phone. :) We love them, my husband and I have had every iPhone since the 2G! (I think it's safe to say we are big iPhone fans!)
     
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    #5 jcauseyfd, Jan 10, 2012
    Here are a couple versions I created:

    MOTD 2012 Drives

    MOTD 2012 Events

    These were created in Google Calendar as the iCloud versions can't be imported into Google calendar (and I was having trouble with Thunderbird on my PC). These may be useful for folks on other platforms.

    They are the .ics versions - I usually use .xml and can make that available if someone wants them.

    The calendars I created are public, so not sure, but you should be able to find them if you do a search (I've never searched for a public calendar on Google, so not sure how that works).