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Convert Apple iCal backup to vCalendar event.

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iCal backup files (.icbu) contains backup of calendar data, including contacts or saved events. Which means that it likely possible that there exists a way to how you can extract the contents of .icbu. Such icbu to vcs conversion might be achieved either by recovering the backup, or by using some kind of conversion utility.

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Additional links: Open icbu file, Open vcs file

ICBU

Files with icbu file extension can be found as calendar data backups made in Apple iCal/Calendar program.

VCS

Files with vcs extension are in most cases related to the vCalendar file format used by Microsoft Outlook and other calendar management applications for various platforms.

 

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