henri · March 1, 2020 22:18
diff --git a/iOS Calendar Trasnfer (off-line) b/iOS Calendar Trasnfer (off-line)
 # One approach to the transfer of entire calendars or even multiple calendars 
 # between iOS devices (or from an iOS device to another device using an .ics file) 
 # is to backup the iOS device using iMazing <https://imazing.com>, then click on 
 # the calendar and select the calendar(s) and events to export, then select export.
 # You will now have an .ics file which will be able to be imported into almost
 # any modern calendar system. 
 #
 # I like using Calanders 5  <https://readdle.com/calendars5> it is a nice iOS 
 # Calnders App. I origionally started using because it would show multi
 # day events as a line over those days which the built in iOS calander app
 # is not yet supporting in terms of display optons.
	# One approach to the transfer of entire calendars or even multiple calendars
	# between iOS devices (or from an iOS device to another device using an .ics file)
	# is to backup the iOS device using iMazing <https://imazing.com>, then click on
	# the calendar and select the calendar(s) and events to export, then select export.
	# You will now have an .ics file which will be able to be imported into almost
	# any modern calendar system.
	#
	# I like using Calanders 5 <https://readdle.com/calendars5> it is a nice iOS
	# Calnders App. I origionally started using because it would show multi
	# day events as a line over those days which the built in iOS calander app
	# is not yet supporting in terms of display optons.