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diff --git a/src/site/xdoc/thunderbirdcalendarsetup.xml b/src/site/xdoc/thunderbirdcalendarsetup.xml
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@@ -16,16 +16,16 @@
Obviously, you need to install the Thunderbird Lightning extension. You can
- then create a new network calendar:
Choose CalDav format and specify location (adjust port to your settings):
- http://localhost:1080/calendar
-
Note for iCal users, use /user instead of /calendar:
- http://localhost:1080/user
+
Choose CalDav format and specify location (adjust port to your settings):
+http://localhost:1080/users/mail@company.com/calendar
+
+ Replace mail@company.com with actual user email address.
You may want to enable the (experimental) Lightning calendar cach feature to avoid the possibly long calendar load task delay on Thunderbird startup: double click - on the calendar in Lightning left pane and activate cache. Restart Thunderbird. + on the calendar in Lightning left pane and activate cache. Restart Thunderbird.
-Proceeed to Thunderbird directory setup
+Proceeed to + Thunderbird directory setup +