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Problem for Apple iPhone Smartphone
Sync iphone to outlook
Clarification Request
Posted by DeRiley on Aug 04, 2008
I have a syncing problem also. I can sync from Outlook 2007 Calendar TO my iPhone Classic (iTunes 7.0.0.43) but not FROM my iPhone to my Outlook. Any events that I enter on my iPhone calendar will not show up on my Outlook calendar. Any suggestions?
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posted on Sep 15, 2008
I noticed this problem after the latest iphone update 2.1. It appeared that any events I entered on my iphone would not sync (transfer) to Outlook. However, it worked fine the other way (Outlook to iphone). What I finally noticed is that in Outlook, there is now two calendars under My Calendars: Outlook and Outlook Calendar. If I click Outlook Calendar, all the events I entered on my iphone appears on a seperate calendar. I don't know why there are two now, and it doesn't appear they can be merged. However, if I just use "calendar" instead of "Outlook calendar" when I enter events on my iphone, everything works and is on one calendar in Outlook. I don't know if that was unique to my case or if it will help anyone else.
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Solution #2
posted on Jul 26, 2008
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Spent quite a bit of time on this myself ("Classic" iPhone, 2.0, Win XP, Outlook 2003), but things are working now.
Issue appears to be related to: 1) Older and/or corrupt PST files, 2) recurring events (which may be related to #1).
In any case, here is what worked for me, derived from the following helpful discussion: (http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=7644926&tstart=0) search for "boosterjuice".
Basically, it involves exporting your Outlook data to an Excel file, creating a new Outlook profile and data file of the CORRECT type, and populating it with imported data from the Excel file. Check the link above for more detail, or follow the rough steps below:
1) In Outlook 2003, export you calendar(s) to an Excel file.
2) In [Control Panels->Mail] create a new profile & Outlook data file" (** Be sure and select "Office Outlook Personal Folders File (.pst)" and NOT "Outlook 97-2002 Personal Folders File (.pst)" as the new file type **), associate the profile with the new data file as its default.
3) In the "Mail" control panel, choose "Always use this profile" and select the new profile.
4) Open Outlook 2003, and import the file(s) you exported to the new calendar.
You should be able to sync.
Notes:
1) This may also resolve syncing issues with contacts as well.
2) Imported appointments will not retain recurrence settings, but can be added via the iPhone or Outlook, and sync properly.
Issue appears to be related to: 1) Older and/or corrupt PST files, 2) recurring events (which may be related to #1).
In any case, here is what worked for me, derived from the following helpful discussion: (http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=7644926&tstart=0) search for "boosterjuice".
Basically, it involves exporting your Outlook data to an Excel file, creating a new Outlook profile and data file of the CORRECT type, and populating it with imported data from the Excel file. Check the link above for more detail, or follow the rough steps below:
1) In Outlook 2003, export you calendar(s) to an Excel file.
2) In [Control Panels->Mail] create a new profile & Outlook data file" (** Be sure and select "Office Outlook Personal Folders File (.pst)" and NOT "Outlook 97-2002 Personal Folders File (.pst)" as the new file type **), associate the profile with the new data file as its default.
3) In the "Mail" control panel, choose "Always use this profile" and select the new profile.
4) Open Outlook 2003, and import the file(s) you exported to the new calendar.
You should be able to sync.
Notes:
1) This may also resolve syncing issues with contacts as well.
2) Imported appointments will not retain recurrence settings, but can be added via the iPhone or Outlook, and sync properly.
Solution #3
posted on Jul 07, 2007
Apple has a note for this issue (http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=305705#faq1), but it did not help in my case. I am running Outlook 2007. Only about half of the appointments on my PC end up on the iPhone. The iPhone cannot replace my Motorola Q without proper calendar synching.
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Solution #4
posted on Aug 04, 2008
New iPhone Aug/08... Outlook 2003...
Rogers said they synced it for me. As with most things with Rogers not true...
Easy solution: download itunes... register your phone (don't like it but must give credit card etc)... then watch the magic... can sync what you want to...
Rogers said they synced it for me. As with most things with Rogers not true...
Easy solution: download itunes... register your phone (don't like it but must give credit card etc)... then watch the magic... can sync what you want to...
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Solution #5
posted on Aug 20, 2008
I'm going to stay fairly anonymous, but I work for an operator and had access to an iPhone 3G before it was on general release. I came across the problem in regard to syncing Outlook Calendar.
We had no way of getting support from Apple and so a colleague and myself spent several hours messing around, eventually we found it to be a problem with recurring appointments.
I wouldn't suggest the method of exporting the events as you loose the recurrence - but it may be a good idea to use this method as a backup.
Read through the following and only attempt if you are confident!
I would suggest that you;
a) Clear out your Deleted folder **Make sure you don't need anything in there!
b) Select your Calendar; View-Arrange By-Current View-Recurring Appointments
c) Click an item in the window displaying the recurring events; press Ctrl-A to select ALL events (note: this should highlight all the events in the window).
Press Delete on your keyboard. Note: this will delete the selected items. Prompts may be displayed asking if responses should be sent to meeting organisers. It is suggested that these are actioned as “Deleted without sending a response” (They will be restored later).
d) Ensure all items have been deleted. Window should display “There are no items to show in this view”.
e) Attach iPhone and start iTunes. Ensure your settings are configured to Synchronise your Calendar & other options (Left column; Devices-iPhone, Info tab). Choose to Sync from the Summary tab.
f) This should result in Calendar and Home being shown in;
Left column; Devices-iPhone, Info tab Calendars- Selected calendars
(You do not need to explicitly select this item, it is just for illustration)
At this point, the iPhone should also display items (non recurring) in the calendar.
g) To restore your deleted recurring items, select the Delete Items folder. Click on an item in the window and press Ctrl-A to select ALL events (note: this should highlight all the events in the window).
Use your mouse to click on the selected area and ‘drag’ the items to the Calendar icon shown on the left hand side of the screen.
h) Once the recurring events have been restored, you should Sync your iPhone once more.
i) Your Outlook calendar view should be changed back to your normal preference; Calendar-View-Arrange By-Current View-Day/Week/Month (as an example)
From this point, your synchronisation should work. This will occur automatically if you select “Automative sync when this iPhone is connected” from within iTunes (Summary tab).
Hope that helps
Regards
"Frustrated with the big A"
OK ...after a lot more playing around ...
I believe the problem is to do with certain types of recurring appointments not having an 'end date'. I really haven't got a clue what the icon with a person is (shown in list view), but the problem appears to be related to that type of Recurring Meeting.
Anyway;
a) Note your current Outlook calendar view ; Select your Calendar, menu option -View-Arrange By-Current View-a tick will be against your current preference
b) Change your Calendar view to recurring appointments only; View-Arrange By-Current View-Recurring Appointments.
c) I'm not sure if Recurrence Range End is shown as default, if not, Right Click one of the column headings and select Field Chooser - Click on Recurrence Range End and drag it to the required position on the Column headings of the current view, eg drag it next to Subject or Location etc
d) Sort the view by icon ie click on the column heading showing the 'overturned page' - should be the first column
e) scroll down until you see all the events that have the icon which has a 'person' on the left of the icon - mine is shown with black hair and a green arm with a grid behind and cyclic arrows (I have no idea what this signifies)
f) I am expecting that you will see some with no Recurrence Range End, ie it is blank - if so, you should be able to edit these events by double clicking on each one in turn.
For each event, select Actions-Recurrence - this will open a dialogue box which will probably insert the Range of recurrence with No end date selected.
It should be simply a matter of selecting OK and accepting that any exceptions associated with this recurring appointment will be lost - basically, this means, if you have broken the pattern of one or more appointments, it will be lost (the main occurrence should be kept).
Select OK and save changes.
If the appointments have attendees you may be asked if they should be informed - as you are merely updating, I would suggest that they do not need to know.
g) Your Outlook calendar view should be changed back to your normal preference; Calendar-View-Arrange By-Current View-Day/Week/Month (as an example)
Once you have done this for all your events which do not have an End Date, I think you will be able to Sync as normal. I think you only need to do this for the type of event described above - ie the one with the 'person' icon. It may be there are other event types that I do not have in my calendar that cause this problem. If you still cannot synchronise, I suggest that you look for all Recurring Events without End Date and edit them to give them on.
All the best ..as far as I know, I am the first to work it out ...you heard it here first.
(unless you read my other post on everythingicafe!)
We had no way of getting support from Apple and so a colleague and myself spent several hours messing around, eventually we found it to be a problem with recurring appointments.
I wouldn't suggest the method of exporting the events as you loose the recurrence - but it may be a good idea to use this method as a backup.
Read through the following and only attempt if you are confident!
I would suggest that you;
a) Clear out your Deleted folder **Make sure you don't need anything in there!
b) Select your Calendar; View-Arrange By-Current View-Recurring Appointments
c) Click an item in the window displaying the recurring events; press Ctrl-A to select ALL events (note: this should highlight all the events in the window).
Press Delete on your keyboard. Note: this will delete the selected items. Prompts may be displayed asking if responses should be sent to meeting organisers. It is suggested that these are actioned as “Deleted without sending a response” (They will be restored later).
d) Ensure all items have been deleted. Window should display “There are no items to show in this view”.
e) Attach iPhone and start iTunes. Ensure your settings are configured to Synchronise your Calendar & other options (Left column; Devices-iPhone, Info tab). Choose to Sync from the Summary tab.
f) This should result in Calendar and Home being shown in;
Left column; Devices-iPhone, Info tab Calendars- Selected calendars
(You do not need to explicitly select this item, it is just for illustration)
At this point, the iPhone should also display items (non recurring) in the calendar.
g) To restore your deleted recurring items, select the Delete Items folder. Click on an item in the window and press Ctrl-A to select ALL events (note: this should highlight all the events in the window).
Use your mouse to click on the selected area and ‘drag’ the items to the Calendar icon shown on the left hand side of the screen.
h) Once the recurring events have been restored, you should Sync your iPhone once more.
i) Your Outlook calendar view should be changed back to your normal preference; Calendar-View-Arrange By-Current View-Day/Week/Month (as an example)
From this point, your synchronisation should work. This will occur automatically if you select “Automative sync when this iPhone is connected” from within iTunes (Summary tab).
Hope that helps
Regards
"Frustrated with the big A"
Comments:
Aug 22, 2008
- **** UPDATE ****OK ...after a lot more playing around ...
I believe the problem is to do with certain types of recurring appointments not having an 'end date'. I really haven't got a clue what the icon with a person is (shown in list view), but the problem appears to be related to that type of Recurring Meeting.
Anyway;
a) Note your current Outlook calendar view ; Select your Calendar, menu option -View-Arrange By-Current View-a tick will be against your current preference
b) Change your Calendar view to recurring appointments only; View-Arrange By-Current View-Recurring Appointments.
c) I'm not sure if Recurrence Range End is shown as default, if not, Right Click one of the column headings and select Field Chooser - Click on Recurrence Range End and drag it to the required position on the Column headings of the current view, eg drag it next to Subject or Location etc
d) Sort the view by icon ie click on the column heading showing the 'overturned page' - should be the first column
e) scroll down until you see all the events that have the icon which has a 'person' on the left of the icon - mine is shown with black hair and a green arm with a grid behind and cyclic arrows (I have no idea what this signifies)
f) I am expecting that you will see some with no Recurrence Range End, ie it is blank - if so, you should be able to edit these events by double clicking on each one in turn.
For each event, select Actions-Recurrence - this will open a dialogue box which will probably insert the Range of recurrence with No end date selected.
It should be simply a matter of selecting OK and accepting that any exceptions associated with this recurring appointment will be lost - basically, this means, if you have broken the pattern of one or more appointments, it will be lost (the main occurrence should be kept).
Select OK and save changes.
If the appointments have attendees you may be asked if they should be informed - as you are merely updating, I would suggest that they do not need to know.
g) Your Outlook calendar view should be changed back to your normal preference; Calendar-View-Arrange By-Current View-Day/Week/Month (as an example)
Once you have done this for all your events which do not have an End Date, I think you will be able to Sync as normal. I think you only need to do this for the type of event described above - ie the one with the 'person' icon. It may be there are other event types that I do not have in my calendar that cause this problem. If you still cannot synchronise, I suggest that you look for all Recurring Events without End Date and edit them to give them on.
All the best ..as far as I know, I am the first to work it out ...you heard it here first.
(unless you read my other post on everythingicafe!)
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Solution #7
posted on Jul 03, 2007
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I also had problem getting my contacts and calendar to sync with outlook 2003 therefore I figure there are 2 things needed to be done first:
* On the Outlook tabs click help ->check for updates. When you have the latest update try to sync again.
* If it doesn't work, first back up all your contacts and calender. Click help->detect and repair.
Try to sync again it should work this time!
I worked for me!
* On the Outlook tabs click help ->check for updates. When you have the latest update try to sync again.
* If it doesn't work, first back up all your contacts and calender. Click help->detect and repair.
Try to sync again it should work this time!
I worked for me!
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Solution #11
posted on Dec 11, 2008
Only way i could get any sync was first strangling the cat,wrapping its limp body round my neck,then getting two pieces of celery of equal length.Soaking these overnight in a mixture of lemon juice and urine.Drink the juice at 2 minutes past twelve on a full moon,insert the celery where the sun dont shine and whilst hopping on one footand circling the p.c with the iphone balancing on my forehead.First few times no joy then bingo synched right off.
hope this helps
hope this helps
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Solution #12
posted on Feb 05, 2009
I had this problem, too. It started randomly a few weeks ago. In the past, Outlook's calendar sync'd with iPhone just fine. Now it won't. Trying to overwrite Outlook's calendar to the iPhone resulted in my iPhone calendar being wiped clean. Contacts syncing okay, though.
Note: this is a work-around that in the end actually works better (now wirelessly) than plugging the iPhone in via USB to sync calendars on my PC. I still have to plug it in the iPhone to the PC to sync contacts, but the calendar sync is almost real-time now.
Here's how I resolved the issue:
1. Create a Google calendar.
2. Sync Outlook with my Google calendar - selected "1 way sync: Outlook to Google" initially. Once it was sync'd, then I turned on Google's "2 way sync" so when the calendar was updated on Google, it would update Outlook as well. I set it up to sync every 2 hours. You can adjust this as you see fit.
3. Visit http://www.nuevasync.com and create an account. It will prompt you to access your Google account so it can sync the calendar.
4. Follow NuevaSync's set up procedure for your iPhone (i.e., Settings > Mail, Calendar, Contacts > Add Account > MS Exchange > ...)
5. NuevaSync then syncs your Google calendra with your iPhone.
The really cool part is that whenever you update your iPhone, it syncs to Google's calendar within minutes wirelessly. Since my PC is always on (sleep mode), calendar updates get to my Outlook calendar even when I am out of the office, just like my virus scans are scheduled to run overnight.
Note: this is a work-around that in the end actually works better (now wirelessly) than plugging the iPhone in via USB to sync calendars on my PC. I still have to plug it in the iPhone to the PC to sync contacts, but the calendar sync is almost real-time now.
Here's how I resolved the issue:
1. Create a Google calendar.
2. Sync Outlook with my Google calendar - selected "1 way sync: Outlook to Google" initially. Once it was sync'd, then I turned on Google's "2 way sync" so when the calendar was updated on Google, it would update Outlook as well. I set it up to sync every 2 hours. You can adjust this as you see fit.
3. Visit http://www.nuevasync.com and create an account. It will prompt you to access your Google account so it can sync the calendar.
4. Follow NuevaSync's set up procedure for your iPhone (i.e., Settings > Mail, Calendar, Contacts > Add Account > MS Exchange > ...)
5. NuevaSync then syncs your Google calendra with your iPhone.
The really cool part is that whenever you update your iPhone, it syncs to Google's calendar within minutes wirelessly. Since my PC is always on (sleep mode), calendar updates get to my Outlook calendar even when I am out of the office, just like my virus scans are scheduled to run overnight.
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Solution #13
posted on May 13, 2009
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Problem with Apple iPhone? Most of the iPhone problem is Unlocking problem.
If you want to unlock your iPhone now you must Click Here.
If you have any other problem with your iPhone you can try the site by Click Here. May the site can help you.
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Solution #14
posted on May 13, 2009
FIND YOUR SOLUTION FROM APLLE.
HERE IS YOUR SOLUTION
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HERE IS YOUR SOLUTION
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Solution #16
posted on Sep 03, 2008
Hi, I have tried different itunes & FW versions. The ones that worked are FW 1.1.4 and itunes 7.6.2.9. I guess there are different and better solutions if you are on FW 2.0, however this worked (and I tried to upgrade to 2.0 with no success)
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57 Other Users Have The Same Problem - Continued
Comment by uthray, posted on Dec 05, 2008
My contacts aren't syncing from Outlook to my iPhone.
Comment by beefcakeglk, posted on Dec 03, 2008
I am having trouble syncing the email addresses in my iPhone to my outlook 2007 on my XP PC
Comment by speedycheeta, posted on Nov 14, 2008
okay, so solution #'s change over time. to get iPhone to Sync with Outlook CALENDAR see the "guest" fix posted on Jul 26, 2008
Comment by speedycheeta, posted on Nov 12, 2008
Do you want to fix your iPhone & Outlook 2003 CALENDAR sync problem?
See Solution #2 on this page. The solution gets to the heart of the issue. I tried several fixes, but I finally had results after I followed solution #2. Now I am able to sync.
The problem really is a profile problem like #2 states. The solution seems a bit complicated, but if you stay focused you will fix the iPhone & Outlook 2003 CALENDAR sync issue.
Thank you friends. I could have never fixed this one on my own.
See Solution #2 on this page. The solution gets to the heart of the issue. I tried several fixes, but I finally had results after I followed solution #2. Now I am able to sync.
The problem really is a profile problem like #2 states. The solution seems a bit complicated, but if you stay focused you will fix the iPhone & Outlook 2003 CALENDAR sync issue.
Thank you friends. I could have never fixed this one on my own.
Comment by smithh, posted on Nov 04, 2008
The events on my iphone are not syncing with outlook
Comment by stefcheneby, posted on Oct 20, 2008
Iphone and Outlook no longer Sync. Everything else does.
NOT GOOD - THIS IS WORK AND I CAN"T GOOF AROUND....
NOT GOOD - THIS IS WORK AND I CAN"T GOOF AROUND....
Comment by yumster, posted on Oct 16, 2008
Just updated my iphone with firmware upgrade but now my itunes can't sync with my outlook calendar. I get errors syncing and my info doesn't get transferred, in fact some data from my phone was lost. Anybody find a fix for this?
Comment by Guest, posted on Aug 30, 2008
can't synch iphone with microsfot calendar....tried soultion 5 did not work for me. How do I get a respond? JC
Comment by kevin3807, posted on Aug 29, 2008
I am able to sync my contacts between the iphone and outlook 2003 but nothing syncs in the calendar area in either direction?
Anyone have a fix?
Anyone have a fix?
Comment by Guest, posted on Aug 28, 2008
how do i sync iphone to outlook
Comment by Guest, posted on Aug 25, 2008
how to sync 2003 MS Outlook and iphone
Comment by Guest, posted on Aug 19, 2008
yes metoo...
Comment by Guest, posted on Aug 15, 2008
sync outlook with iphone
Comment by nelsonbas, posted on Aug 14, 2008
Outlook stopped syncing with my (non 3g) Iphone after working OK for a year.
Nothing seems to solve the problem.
The other direction (Outlook to Iphone) works fine as usual.
Nothing seems to solve the problem.
The other direction (Outlook to Iphone) works fine as usual.
Comment by Balloonist, posted on Aug 14, 2008
I have the same problem and Apple spent a half hour on the phone going through what everyone else has tried, to no avail. But I did find something interesting which has a bearing on the mystery of why new appointments are not transferred from the iPhone to Outlook (in my case anyway)
I was not aware that my new 3G iPhone has not one, but 4 Calendars, called Home, Outlook, Calendar and _ModCal2cef.Home.
If you put the new appointment in the wrong calendar, then t wont be synched with Outlook even though you choose "All Calendars"
Seems like the workaround is to make sure you make all the entries in the Outlook calendar.
Now how can I merge all the calendars on my iPhone ...........
I was not aware that my new 3G iPhone has not one, but 4 Calendars, called Home, Outlook, Calendar and _ModCal2cef.Home.
If you put the new appointment in the wrong calendar, then t wont be synched with Outlook even though you choose "All Calendars"
Seems like the workaround is to make sure you make all the entries in the Outlook calendar.
Now how can I merge all the calendars on my iPhone ...........
Comment by onurbseerd, posted on Aug 13, 2008
Ich kann die Kalendereinträge vom Outlook auf das iphone synchronisieren, umgekehrt geht es leider nicht.
Comment by Guest, posted on Aug 12, 2008
they just don't sync at all my calender on my computer is totally full but my iphone is blank
Comment by iwrite4rx, posted on Aug 08, 2008
Upgraded to 2.0 and now can't sync to Outlook--though it's only the events I input to the iphone that don't appear in Outlook. Ugh.
Comment by Guest, posted on Aug 04, 2008
I can't get my mail from outlook express on my pc to my iphone 3g. I don't have any contacts showing, or anything else from from my pc to the iphone. After syncing, I get a message on the phone that says," can't get mail, user name or password is incorrect," Any ideas?
Comment by Guest, posted on Aug 01, 2008
Bought my phone this Jul 08, got the problem of calendar items entered or altered in the iPhone not appearing in Outlook -- however, the reminders still pop up! So they're there, just not showing. The troubleshooting guidelines on the apple site - put up just yesterday - don't work for me.
If you ask me, I think Apple needs to send out a patch.
If you ask me, I think Apple needs to send out a patch.
Comment by gsrosing, posted on Jul 31, 2008
Have had no problems syncing my iphone with Outlook 2003 until I upgraded to iphone 2.0. The first synch after that seems to have erased all my "contacts" from my computer leaving me only with an outdated group of "business contacts". The contact info is still accurate on my iphone but not on my computer. I'm leary of trying again for fear of losing the contacts on my iphone too.
Any ideas??
Any ideas??
Comment by tbbcm, posted on Jul 25, 2008
No calendar syncing with Outlook 2007 once I upgrade my gen 1 iPhone to 2.0 OS
Tried reinstallign all software, spent over two hours on phone with apple tech support. no fix yet
tom@breitercapital.com
Tried reinstallign all software, spent over two hours on phone with apple tech support. no fix yet
tom@breitercapital.com
Comment by elliot13, posted on Jul 25, 2008
iPhone 3G will not synch calendar with Outlook 2003
Comment by mepresser, posted on Jul 25, 2008
Similarly, my iphone 3G syncs my contacts from Outlook 2007 to the phone, but no calendar synchronization is done in either direction.
Comment by Bourgeois_st, posted on Jul 25, 2008
I have the same problem sync'g outlook to the iphone. I am getting the contacts sync'd sometimes and the calendar never.
Comment by mojopojo, posted on Jul 20, 2008
Outlook 2007 items sync to iPhone, but NONE of my iPhone cal items (v2.0 using iTunes 7.7) will sync to my Outlook Calender.
I have tried over a dozen Apple solutions and spend a week trrying to resolve this. Nothing helps.
Going back to Blackberry very, very soon. iPhone is going back the the Mac Store.
I have tried over a dozen Apple solutions and spend a week trrying to resolve this. Nothing helps.
Going back to Blackberry very, very soon. iPhone is going back the the Mac Store.
Comment by Guest, posted on Jul 18, 2008
iphone
Comment by chree88, posted on Jul 18, 2008
I am unable to get my iPhone to sync to my Outlook Calendar on my office computer. My IT guy uses ActiveSync for his Verizon phone so, he is unfamiliar with the iPhone. HELP please.
Comment by Guest, posted on Jul 16, 2008
I continually get outlooksyncclient has stopped working on Vista. I've tried everything. Sync works fine on my XP box. Apple, HELP!
Comment by Guest, posted on Jul 15, 2008
Don't know how to link my iphone to Microsoft Outlook, in order to import my contacts.
Comment by farbfoto, posted on Jul 15, 2008
Problems with iTunes 7.7 and iPhone to sync calender. Everything else works.
Comment by marcoarv, posted on Jul 10, 2008
all the other utilities but not calendar
Comment by Guest, posted on Jul 10, 2008
well, i sync normally, but in some sync i got a message "syncclient don´t work normally" and stop running
i reinstalled outlook, and don´t sync calendar, all the other utilities but not calendar i reinstalled itunes and don´t sync calendar, all the other utilities but not calendar what do i have to do ???
i reinstalled outlook, and don´t sync calendar, all the other utilities but not calendar i reinstalled itunes and don´t sync calendar, all the other utilities but not calendar what do i have to do ???
Comment by creaburn, posted on Jul 04, 2008
can i sync my iphone with outlook like a windows based PDA through a usb without itunes involved
Comment by SamYam747, posted on Jun 14, 2008
Hi, I also have problem to sync my iPhone with Outlook 2003
Comment by joel c, posted on Jun 10, 2008
Can the latest Iphone released on june 9, 2008 sync with microsoft outlook?
Comment by Jimmgolf, posted on Jun 04, 2008
I initially set up my Yahoo sync to my Outlook 2000 vesion SP-3. They sync'd fine (with out calenders because I know it does not do that). I then sync'd Itunes with Outlook. Everything was working fine between the 3 programs. My Iphone was doing a software update and crashed. Apple walked me through doing a back up from Itunes. Now my Iphone will not syn to Outlook. It looks like it is doing it and says it's doing it but no contact info syn's. My photo's syn but the Outlook does not. I have the correct boxes checked in Itunes. Do I now need a newer version of Outlook? I run Windows XP
Comment by king george, posted on May 30, 2008
attempted to sync my iphone with outlook and after long period i got data from a november sync. ie, missed calls from 11/07/2007,
calendar missing current data from iphone,
contactact added to iphone since november lost,
all text conversations lost,
mail setting change since november changed back to november
calendar missing current data from iphone,
contactact added to iphone since november lost,
all text conversations lost,
mail setting change since november changed back to november
Comment by darraghbrady, posted on May 05, 2008
My iphone has synched some contacts and some calendar items but refuses to update on a regular basis- it sits there for about 30 minutes saying sync in progress and then outlook returns an error message- i have tried all the solutions offered out there on iphone atlas, apple support and nothing seems to work- downgrading the version of Itunes just means none of my songs will work- help- will the changes coming in June help with this?
Comment by lucky472, posted on Apr 24, 2008
I have the same problem. I went to the Apple store and followed their instructions. No luck. Then I searched online for a solution. I followed the instructions on this page for Windows Vista: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1692 Again, no luck! Help!
Comment by Guest, posted on Apr 22, 2008
unable to sync I Phone to outlook
Windows XP sp2
Office 2003 Sp3
I Tunes 7.6
Please help if anybody get it resolved..??
Windows XP sp2
Office 2003 Sp3
I Tunes 7.6
Please help if anybody get it resolved..??
Comment by gheco, posted on Apr 20, 2008
my iphone wont sync with outlook contacts or calendar even though i am following instructions is there a special config to do in outlook to allow the sync
Comment by Guest, posted on Mar 14, 2008
phone can sync wirelessly with Outlook
Comment by kgt9gx, posted on Mar 12, 2008
I cannot, for the life of me, get my iphone email feature to work. I had no trouble syncing my bookmarks and contacts, but email keeps telling me outlook is not my default mail client; therefore, email can't sync! I have a hotmail account through Outlook Express...any solutions out there?
Comment by stathunter, posted on Mar 10, 2008
HELP! I am having the same problem and cannon get my 16gb iphone to sync with Outlook 2007. I did all of the things that the Apple support page told me to do but still NO luck!
Here is what I followed: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=305845
It did not work for me! HELP
Here is what I followed: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=305845
It did not work for me! HELP
Comment by lisamsinger, posted on Mar 10, 2008
I can't get my outlook (not sure which year) to sync with my 16gb iphone. Please help!
Comment by docal1, posted on Mar 04, 2008
Cannot sync IPhone with Outlook
Comment by docal1, posted on Mar 03, 2008
I can't get the Iphone to sync with my 2007 Outlook. I used the apple help line on the phone and am still unsuccessful.
Can anyone help me?
Alan
Can anyone help me?
Alan
Comment by Doug Kilgore, posted on Feb 21, 2008
Can't get Outlook 2007 to sync to new 16GB iPhone Address Book or Calendar entries. I use an Exchange based mail account, but I use cached exchange folders which creates the OST offline storage file. I followed instructions for setting up to sync with Outlook but can't get synch to either direction.
Comment by Guest, posted on Dec 09, 2007
Can anyone help me sync my i phone to outlook?
Comment by rsmith449, posted on Dec 06, 2007
I having the same problem. I sync my Iphone to my Outlook 2003 and it syncs everything but my e-mails. I went too about..and looked at the disabled items and there was nothing disabled. Now what do I do?
Comment by mansati, posted on Nov 21, 2007
I am using Outlook 2000 SP3 and cannot sync my iphone with it.
Any Suggestions?
svm07852@yahoo.com
Any Suggestions?
svm07852@yahoo.com
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