If your schedule depends on email communication, it’s more convenient to sync your calendar with an email client.

Good options, right? But it can be better.

Open Apple Calendar, and you should be able to find your Google Calendar listed there, displaying all your marked events and planned to-dos.

Check the box if it’s not checked, and you’re done.

Otherwise, select your Google account from the list and make sure the Calendars option is enabled.

If you haven’t added a Google Calendar account yet, you can do this by clicking the plus sign in the bottom left corner.

Click on System Preferences > Internet Accounts.

If you’re a Mac user, click the Apple logo on the top left of your screen.

It’s also not the most feature-rich email client and has quite a cluttered interface-we have several comparison reviews on the blog. This article highlights a few reasons why. Outlook isn’t the best option to sync with your Gmail, either. It’s read-only, which means you won’t be able to edit, create, or make any changes to your Google Calendar through your Outlook one. There’s one downside to note here! While syncing your account with Windows allows you to edit and see all your Google Calendar events, Outlook syncing will only display them.

Paste the iCal format link into the New Internet Calendar Subscription field in your Outlook calendar window.

Go to Home > Open Calendar > From Internet.

Copy the URL, and open your Outlook calendar.

There, you’ll find the calendar’s public address.

Go to Settings and scroll down to “Integrate calendar.”.

Go to your Google Calendar, find the calendar you want to add, and click on its menu (three dots), like in the picture below.

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