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Did these instructions work for you?

Great suggestion! Do you have a scanned copy of the document that you can send to us (perhaps just an excerpt if it's summarized in the beginning or end of the book) that shows the schedule with division by day and month?

We are not blocking your IP address.

Your DNS server is caching IP addresses much longer than it should. We changed our IP address more than 24 hours ago, and for some reason your Internet Service Provider is not respecting standard DNS Time-To-Live.

$ host www.hebcal.com
www.hebcal.com is an alias for www-vip.hebcal.com.
www-vip.hebcal.com has address 129.212.148.210

If you're running your own DNS and caching beyond standard TTLs, flush your cache. Otherwise, ask your ISP to follow Internet standards.

Your DNS server is caching IP addresses much longer than it should. We changed our IP address more than 24 hours ago, and for some reason your Internet Service Provider is not respecting standard DNS Time-To-Live.

$ host www.hebcal.com
www.hebcal.com is an alias for www-vip.hebcal.com.
www-vip.hebcal.com has address 129.212.148.210

If you're running your own DNS and caching beyond standard TTLs, flush your cache. Otherwise, ask your ISP to follow Internet standards.

Can you try these instructions for Outlook for Windows Classic (not “New Outlook”) and tell us if they work for you?

1. Read instructions at https://www.hebcal.com/home/210/icalendar-ics-jewish-holidays to create your calendar and get the Hebcal iCalendar download URL
2. Open your Outlook calendar, and on the Home tab, select Add Calendar > From Internet.
3. Paste the URL from your internet calendar and select OK.
4. Outlook asks if you would like to add this calendar and subscribe to updates. Select Yes.

You can enter a negative date such as -123 for 124 BCE in our date converter, e.g.:

https://www.hebcal.com/converter?gd=11&gm=1&gy=-123&gs=on&g2h=1

Or on our custom calendar tool, e.g.:

https://www.hebcal.com/hebcal?v=1&year=-586&yt=G&i=off&maj=on&min=on&nx=on&mf=on&ss=on

Warning! Converting between Hebrew and Gregorian dates for very early years is mathematically possible, but the results should be treated as approximations rather than historically precise dates. ^[1]

Thank you for the bug report! The issue is now fixed. If you don't see the fixes on your end, please try using shift-Reload to force your browser to refresh the PDF file when you print .

Please accept our apologies for the temporary inconvenience.

We spent an hour with the current Outlook and see what you mean - somehow they decided to remove the List View!

happy to hear that this resolved your issue!