Yes, there is a LiveID for the publishing account. In fact, it is this screen that I am attempting to access to be able to sign out then in again, where I get the error message..
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Ok, new change. Thanks for bearing with me :d

I am able to send subscriptions now, but when I click to accept, it asks for a user name a password. After entering the password for the subscribing account (twice), I get the error message:

"Cannot verify or add the calendar to outlook. make sure the following link is a valid calendar link:"

When I click on the link, I get taken to MS Office Online where a page says that the web page is unavailable. Could this be a server problem causing all this?

Yes, it could be. Check it again tomorrow. (It's working ok for me tonight
but I might be hitting a different server.)

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"James" jaumearranz[at]ca[dot]rr[dot]com wrote in message
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Ok, new change. Thanks for bearing with me :d

I am able to send subscriptions now, but when I click to accept, it asks
for a user name a password. After entering the password for the
subscribing account (twice), I get the error message:

"Cannot verify or add the calendar to outlook. make sure the following
link is a valid calendar link:"

When I click on the link, I get taken to MS Office Online where a page
says that the web page is unavailable. Could this be a server problem
causing all this?

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Apparently it isn't a server issue, as I am able to view the calendar without a problem from another computer. When trying to subscribe on mine, I still get the same message asking me for a user name and password, and then whether I fill it in or not, I get: "Cannot verify or add the calendar to outlook. Make sure the following link is a valid calendar link:"

Is there a way to either send a subscription without a password being needed, or disabling this annoying password window at the receiving end of outlook?.
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