ActiveSync 4.5 and iPhone

Follow the steps carefully

First, lets make sure your Calendar is properly synced. The process is the same on both devices.

Go to Settings, then open Mail/Contacts/Calendars.

Next, select Add Account and Gmail. However, if you have already added your Gmail account, then instead of Add Account, choose Gmail from the account list.

Toggle the Calendar switch to On.

Otherwise, add your Google account information and a description of the calendar, and ensure that the Calendar option is switched on. Syncing will begin when you next open the Calendar app on your iPhone or iPad.

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To help you copy all the email contacts from windows live mail account to your iphone, please follow the instructions given below:

-Connect your iphone to your computer through USB cable.
-Open iTunes. Make sure that you have the latest version.
-Use iTunes to sync information on your device with your computer.
-Locate your iphone, follow the link below:
https://support.apple.com/en-in/HT203060
-Click on your device. After clicking on your device, tabs appear on the left side of the iTunes window under 'Settings'.
-Select 'Info: Sync your contacts and calendars'.
-Now click 'Turn on syncing'.
-This will copy all your contacts to iphone.

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If you are running iOS 4.x software or newer

1. Go to the ipod touch settings application
2. Tap Mail, Contacts, Calendars
3. If you have a Yahoo mail account setup click on that account and turn on the calendar sync option
4. if you don't have an account setup, click Add Account and then click Yahoo
5. Fill in the fields requested and click Next
6. If you are successfully logged in you will be allowed to turn on and off specific sync services. make sure that calendar is in the on position
7. The next time you open up your ipod touch calendar you will see a page allowing you to select which Yahoo Mail layer you would like to view or edit

If you are running iOS 3.x

1. Go to your iPhone or iPod Touch settings application.
2. Tap Mail, Contacts, Calendars.
3. Tap Add Account.
4. Tap Other and then tap Add CalDAV Account.
5. For the Server you can simply type yahoo
6. Now enter in the Yahoo! ID and password you use to sign in to your Yahoo! Calendar
7. Once you click save, the iPhone or iPod Touch will verify your Yahoo! ID and password.
8. The next time you open up your iPhone or iPod Touch Calendar you will see a page allowing you to select which Yahoo! Calendar layer you would like to view or edit.

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use the USB cable or bluetooth

Download the latest iTunes to your computer . Set it up to sync with Outlook . Then re-sync it.

Use iTunes to sync settings from Outlook (non-Exchange)

If you are using Exchange, please see the Exchange ActiveSync guide.

To sync email account settings from Outlook to the iPhone via iTunes on your PC, do the following:
1. In iTunes, under Devices, select iPhone. (If your iPhone has been activated, iTunes will automatically display this view.)
2. Click the Info tab.
3. Check the boxes for the items you want to synchronize. In the Email and Calendar lists, verify that Outlook is selected.
4. In the lower right-hand corner of the iTunes window, click Sync. The selected information will sync with iPhone.

If you did not store your password in Outlook, use the following steps to store your password on your iPhone:
1. On the iPhone, press the Home button.
2. Tap Settings.
3. Tap Mail.
4. Under Accounts, tap the desired account.
5. Under Incoming Mail Server, tap Password. The keyboard is displayed and a cursor appears in the Password field.
6. Type your password and tap return. Your password is saved.

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Synchronization of iPhone 3G with your Outlook 2003 will depend on the type of account that you would like to create. It will depend also on the Web mail that you are going to download.

Example:
1. The e-mail that you would like to download to your iPhone is your Gmail account. You have to enable POP in your Gmail sesttings.

2. On your iPhone > go to Home screen > tap settings...

3. Go to Mail > Add Account > Other > Continue...

4. For the host name: pop.gmail.com

5. For the username: type your complete e-mail address

6. For the Outgoing mail SMTP Host name: type smtp.gmail.com

7. Tap Save..

8. To verify your Advance configuration: Go to settings > click the account that you havve created > Advance


Incoming server port:
-You may use 110 or 993
-Type your password

Outgoing settings:
- You may use 25, 2525, 587 or 465
- Type your password again.

You're done.

NOTE: I just use Gmail as an example. Your incoming mail server will depend on your Web mail settings.. You may contact your e-mail administrator and ask for the Incoming mail server, Outgoing mail SMTP, ask if your account requires encryption or not.

You didn't say whether you're trying to sync everything (mail, calendars, contacts) or just some things or one thing (like contacts only). I don't know if you're using an Exchange server or even if you have the info you'll need to sync with an Exchange server.

I have a Windows mobile device (AT&T Tilt) running Outlook 2007 and everything is sync'd. We also started purchasing the iphone for our employees and sync their email, calendar and contacts to their phone.

I could probably give you step-by-step information (based on how I do this for my users at work) if I knew whether you'll use iTunes to do this or Exchange Active Sync and what you want to sync between your phone and outlook. One method (iTunes) will only update your data between Otulook and the phone when you connect it to the computer with Outlook configured on it but, the way we do it at work, they receive email, data, changes, etc in real time.

Try using this link http://www.apple.com/support/iphone/mail/

What you will find here is support topics and instructions for Exchange Active Sync, setting up email accounts, troubleshooting for contact and calendar syncing.

You can also search support on Apple's Web site. Entering the keywords: iphone outlook 2003 will bring up a lot of support info.

You can use iTunes or MobileMe for synchronization. If using iTunes then try this:

You can configure which items are synchronized during a one time set up process. After initial set up, each time you connect the iphone to your computer, the changes made on your computer or device are synchronized.

1. Connect your iPhone to your computer. iTunes should open automatically.
2. In iTunes, in the source list, under Devices, click the entry for your iPhone.
3. Click the Info tab.
4. Select which items you would like to sync. For example to sync only calendars, under Calendars, you would click Sync calendars from, and then click Outlook.
5. Do one of the following:

• To synch all calendars, click All Calendars.
• To limit the calendars that are synched, click Selected calendars and then click the calendars you want to sync.

6. Click Apply.

Hope this helps!

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It CANbe setup to send and recieve emails from email services using the POP3 or IMAP protocols. Too quote:

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Get your email on your schedule. 
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Access corporate email. 
Using built-in Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync, wirelessly sync Calendar, Contacts, and email with your company's Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 (access enabled by your IT administrator). Or, access business email using POP or IMAP and a compatible Virtual Private Network (VPN) client (sold separately).

Try using MobileMe. It will sync your Outlook Contacts and Calendar but not your email wirelessly.You'll have to setup some sort of IMAP or Exchange server to sync your email.