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Posted by Shirin Oskooi, Product
Manager, Google Calendar

I've suffered major headaches trying to sync all my calendars.
I used the Microsoft Outlook calendar on my desktop computer at
home, but since I wanted to be able to access my schedule from
anywhere, I also kept a copy of it on Google Calendar. When I
traveled, I'd import my Google Calendar data into my
laptop's Outlook calendar so I could access it offline. This
was not only annoying to maintain, but also quite error-prone. If I
made updates on any of the copies of my calendar, I had to make
sure to make those same exact changes to the other copies,
too.

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Google Calendar Sync, a 2-way synching application between
Google Calendar and the calendar in Microsoft Outlook. I was
probably the most excited person on the team when we started
developing it, because now I can access my calendar at home or on
my laptop, on Google Calendar or in Outlook. When I add an event to
the Outlook calendar on my laptop, Google Calendar Sync syncs it to
my Google Calendar — and since I also have Google Calendar Sync
running on my desktop, the event then syncs from Google Calendar to
Outlook calendar on my desktop. All of my calendar views are always
up to date, and I can choose whichever one I want to use.

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