Overview
1. Installing the Outlook App on your device.
2. What you get with the Outlook App.
3. Getting more from Outlook.
Sadly, if you did not take any iPhone contacts backup then you might end up with no contacts at all. However, there are plenty of ways to save, backup, sync contacts or merge iPhone contacts. We can even backup iPhone contacts to Google. Yes, even though these two giants are competitors yet they prove that everything is just in the name of fair. Exchange ActiveSync syncs Contacts, Calendar, and Email. POP3 and an IMAP will only sync email. See below for instructions on syncing Contacts and Calendar with IMAP POP3. After connecting the account, depending on the size of your database within a few minutes, contacts, calendar, and emails should be fully synced to your Apple device.
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Android
Installing the Outlook App- On the Android open the Play Store
- Select search at the top of the Play Store main page, type Outlook, and tap return.
- Select Outlook from the results and tap Install.
Setting up the app
- Depending on your model of Android you may need to open the 'Apps' drawer on the Android home-screen and select Outlook here.
- A. Exchange ActiveSync syncs Contacts, Calendar, and Email.
- B. POP3 and an IMAP will only sync email.
- C. See below for instructions on syncing Contacts and Calendar with IMAPPOP3.
- A. Exchange ActiveSync syncs Contacts, Calendar, and Email.
After connecting the account, depending on the size of your database within a few minutes, contacts, calendar, and emails should be fully synced to your Android device.
Apple
Installing the Outlook App- 1. Find the Apple App Store on the home screen and open.
- 2. Tap Search at the bottom, type Outlook and tap enter.
- 3. In the top right tap Get to install the app.
Setting up the app
- 1. Locate the newly installed Outlook app on the Apple home screen and tap to open.
- 2. At the prompts enter your full email address and password for the account you want to sync.
- A. Exchange ActiveSync syncs Contacts, Calendar, and Email.
- B. POP3 and an IMAP will only sync email.
- C. See below for instructions on syncing Contacts and Calendar with IMAPPOP3.
After connecting the account, depending on the size of your database within a few minutes, contacts, calendar, and emails should be fully synced to your Apple device.
What you get with the Outlook App
Currently the Outlook App only supports Email, Contacts, and Calendars. The contacts synced by the Outlook app will appear in the Native Android Contacts app for direct dialing. Currently, the Calendar synced to the Outlook app does not link to the Native AndroidApple Calendar apps.
Limitations of the App:
- 1. Data synchronization:
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- If you are using a POP3 and an IMAP email account note that these types of accounts do not support the syncing of Contacts and Calendar, via the Outlook App.
- 2. Data types that sync:
- The Outlook app currently only supports sync of Email, Contacts, and Calendar. There is no support for Outlook Tasks or the standalone Notes.
- 3. Calendar View Limitations:
- While the Outlook app does synchronize your calendar, both the Android and Apple versions of the App are limited to an Agenda (List), a 3-day view and a daily view.
- 4. Contact View Limitations:
- Contacts are limited to a single list view with no sort or group options available. The Apple version of the Outlook app does not allow for contact synchronization to the Apple Contact's App.
For a more robust sync andor if you are using a POP3IMAP email account, find the 'Getting more from Outlook' in the next section.
Getting more from Outlook
For those in search of a more complete sync of the data in Outlook, we recommend using CompanionLink and DejaOffice. Using these two programs together, syncs not only Contacts and Calendar, but also Tasks, Notes, and Color Categorization for all data types.
Along with more of your information syncing, DejaOffice also supports advanced sorting and grouping options to get the best out of your data.
Also, for those that prefer a non-server based sync, DejaOffice is one of the few sync services that offers local sync methods such as Wifi and Direct USB for both Apple and Android devices.
CompanionLink supports synchronization of contacts, calendars, tasks, and notes from all POP3IMAP accounts.
For installationuse of CompanionLink and DejaOffice please refer to the guides below: