How to Copy/paste steps to get a url to be all one line

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In a nutshell: The subscription link will not work if the entire subscription url is not put in correctly. Some users have found that if they paste directly from the Call-Scheduler application, only part of the url is put into the subscription area for Outlook

Google's Calenders is an example of an on-line Calender that can also make use of the new iCal feature for Call Scheduler. Please use the instructions supplied by Google to subscribe.

Here's how to copy/paste using Outlook and the iCal subscription link:
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Click to see larger image.	Step 1 - Bring up iCal Export: It is found under Whiteboards > iCalendar Export. If you CANNOT right-click "copy shortcut", then you can try the following... Step 2 - Copy the entire Subscription-Link:
	Step 3 - Paste into Notepad: If the result is more than one line, correct it until it is one, continuous line. Unchecking "Word Wrap" from the Format menu may help. Step 4- Copy the resulting url FROM Notepad:
Click to see larger image	Step 5- Paste the copied url from step 4 into the Outlook subscription area: Copy the subscription-link and paste into the appropriate location on your existing calendar you have on your local computer (Outlook, iCal, Mozzila Sunbird, ). It may look similar to the image to the left. Step 6 - In your Calendar application, click "Enter" or "Subscribe" to subscribe to the iCal link. Your Calendar application (such as Outlook) also has it's own setup area as to how often to synch your subscription so your calendar will fetch the latest information. This will tell your local Calendar application how often to seek updated information from Call-Scheduler and refresh your local Outlook Calendar. Please refer to the Help information supplied with your Calendaring application if you need help with this refresh setting.