This setting needs to be set to true in order for Google Calendars to show up in the selection list when accepting an invitation.Įach calendar has a set of properties that can be changed or set as well. The following setting is only available if the Google Provider plugin is installed: (default: true) As from 20080819 build.The following settings can only be changed in the Config Editor: Instead of the Lightning panel, you need to select the Advanced panel, followed by the General tab.Īll settings, even the ones that are represented in the Options dialogue, can be changed in this Config Editor. The Config Editor can be accessed via the same Options window, but in a different panel. Click the Thunderbird Tools Edit menu at the top of the Thunderbird window and select Preferences Options.

Select the Lightning Extension and click the Options button. Click the Tools menu at the top of the Thunderbird window and click the Add-ons item.There are 2 ways of getting to the Options window. Other settings have to be changed via the Config Editor. Most of the general Lightning settings can be set via the Options window. The default calendar is there, but not calendarX.This article describes how to change Lightning settings. It shows: imply the ownership of calendarX? That's the Google identity I have checked, and calendarX does NOT appear when I log into with that identity. The only clue I have is the calendar properties in Thunderbird (Lightning). So maybe I used some other Google identity to create the calendar? So I logged into with (what I thought were) the credentials of the calendar owner - but calendarX is missing, no reference to it at all. I now need to know the address of calendarX, so that I can share the link with others. I then sync'd calendarX with my Thunderbird (Lightning) client, and am still using it today with Thunderbird, to create & view events. This was a calendar in addition to the default calendar provided with every Google identity - let's call it calendarX. Some time ago, I created a Google Calendar at using Chrome Browser, and made it public.

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