After being upgraded, the user will continue to see all previously opened primary shared calendars, as well as shared calendars that were opened or added in Outlook for web, mobile, or Windows. In the past, the list of shared calendars was previously stored locally for each installation of Mac Outlook.

I put this on the iCal discussion, but maybe it belongs here: I set my wife's work calendar (iCloud calendar, being viewed on her Mac's iCal) to be shared with me. Her Mac sent an email invitaion. When I click on the Join Calendar button on the invitation email on my Mac, iCloud is loaded, and I get the message: 'Can't join shared calendar. This calendar can't be joined because it's no longer shared.' The shared calendar settings on her Mac have not changed; the calendar is indicated as being shared with me.

I was having the same problem as you with my wife's calendar. Bummed that you had no answer from anyone or Apple so I tried this. • Logged onto icloud as my wife and unshared her calendar.

• Re-shared her calendar as public and sent myself an email. • Logged out of wife's iCloud account. • Got email, follwed link, which actually subscribed through the iCal app, not iCloud. • Everything worked but I don't want my wife's calendar public. • Back to iCloud, Un-shared her public calendar. • Re-shared her calendar as private and sent a new email (this time to a different email address - I have 3) • Logged out of wife's iCloud account. • Got the email, clicked link which now takes me to iCloud.

• Log into my iCloud account and the calendar now shares correctly. Got excited that I solved problem, but. • Wife gets email back saying that I subscribed to her calendar from an email address that is not the email that the invite was sent to (hmmm.). The different email that I subscribed from is also my Apple ID. • Wife shares another 3 calendars but this time uses the same email as my Apple ID.

• Get 3 emails, click on links, all load and are correctly shared in iCloud, iCal, and iPhone. So my theory is that the email address that I had her send the original invites to was 'disliked' by iCloud (it was the bottom alphabetically of my 3 emails - don't know if that makes a difference), but that the other two were OK in some way.

Of course maybe sharing public and then changing to private triggered a change at the iCloud servers. Hope this helps solve your problem. I had the same issue creep up months ago, but didn't follow up as I wasn't creating new calendar shares. I did just find my resolve and I believe it has to do with Apple giving MobileMe and Mac users the iCloud.com address. I found that when another iCal user sends me invites to my me.com, I get the 'cannot be joined, no longer shared' message.

So, much to my dismay, because I like the me.com address(short and easy to type) I had the iCal invitation sent to icloud.com.bam! Accepted the share with no issues. So even though it's a different domain identifier, try icloud over the me and mac identifiers and see if it works. It's technically all the same, only confusing as it's another 'email address' to remember. Apple Footer • This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only. Apple may provide or recommend responses as a possible solution based on the information provided; every potential issue may involve several factors not detailed in the conversations captured in an electronic forum and Apple can therefore provide no guarantee as to the efficacy of any proposed solutions on the community forums. Apple disclaims any and all liability for the acts, omissions and conduct of any third parties in connection with or related to your use of the site.

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Tip: Their name will show up in the Calendar Properties box. • In the Calendar Properties box, select the Permission Level down arrow, and to assign to the person you added. Note that the settings for Read, Write, Delete, and Other options change based on the permission level you choose.

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• Check the boxes that apply in the Read, Write, Delete, and Other sections, and then select OK. Permission levels defined You can grant different permission levels to different individuals. The default is free/busy, which shows your free/busy status in the scheduling assistant.

In order for Mac users to see your calendar, they'll need to be assigned the Reviewer permission level. This table explains the privileges that are associated with each permission level.

Action Privilege Recipient of shared calendar. Read None Is blocked from reading anything on the shared calendar Time, subject, location Can see the time, subject, and location of meetings and appointments on the shared calendar Free/Busy time Can see when you are free and busy but no other details Full details Can read everything on your calendar Write Create items Can create meetings and appointments on your calendar Create subfolders Can create a folder under the shared calendar. How to select gutenprint driver for mac os printer.