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Andrew Hamilton
My wife is interested in replacing her ancient Palm Treo with another
phone that has excellent Outlook integration, meaning contacts,
appointments, TO-DOs and reminders.
After a visit to the local Apple store, and talking with several
different employees there, I * think * I understand this issue:
Synchronization between a PC running Outlook and an iPhone uses iTunes
as the conduit. Once configured properly, synchronization takes place
automatically whenever the iPhone is plugged into its cradle or
whenever the user clicks on a button.
These are the issues with integration:
Outlook TO DOs are not supported directly by Apple. A third-party app
is needed.
Flag reminders added to emails are not synchronized, but calendar and
task reminders are synchronized, and are displayed as pop-ups.
Is this list complete?
Which apps do you use in conjunction with Outlook synchronization with
an iPhone?
Right now we are using Outlook 2003, but will be migrating later this
year to OL 2010.
Thanks,
phone that has excellent Outlook integration, meaning contacts,
appointments, TO-DOs and reminders.
After a visit to the local Apple store, and talking with several
different employees there, I * think * I understand this issue:
Synchronization between a PC running Outlook and an iPhone uses iTunes
as the conduit. Once configured properly, synchronization takes place
automatically whenever the iPhone is plugged into its cradle or
whenever the user clicks on a button.
These are the issues with integration:
Outlook TO DOs are not supported directly by Apple. A third-party app
is needed.
Flag reminders added to emails are not synchronized, but calendar and
task reminders are synchronized, and are displayed as pop-ups.
Is this list complete?
Which apps do you use in conjunction with Outlook synchronization with
an iPhone?
Right now we are using Outlook 2003, but will be migrating later this
year to OL 2010.
Thanks,