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« Last post by Roadrunner on April 02, 2013, 08:00:36 AM »
At work, we use Exchange and Outlook (2010 version 14 32-bit)
My private calendar is running on Google (Apps).
What I want is to sync my work calendar to a specific Google Calendar (job) and sync every calendar item except the ones, that are marked private.
Also I want to sync my primary Google account to my Exhange account and mark items as private (so colleages can't see details and items won't be synch'ed back to Google job calendar).
I used to have SyncMyCal setup to do this, but they seem to be out of business, and latest builds don't have support for Win7 64-bit with Outlook 2010.
I don't mind paying a modest fee for this, but OggSync's $30/Yr is IMHO overpriced for this "simple" task.
It is also not important if it is a stand-alone or a Outlook Add-on soultion.
Best regards
Søren
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« Last post by kwanyiul on March 20, 2013, 02:30:28 AM »
thank you!
your reply is extremely helpful, and it also confirms that i have not missed any functionality that i failed to pick up!
cheers
YLK
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« Last post by droidmin on March 19, 2013, 06:47:40 PM »
Kwanyiul, that's always a great question. The answer is that there is no "native" note app included with the standard Android operating system, so it cannot be done without a third party app. We have the same problem with syncing tasks.
Some people install Touchdown, Roadsync or Moxier Mail, which will sync everything from Outlook to your Android through Exchange. Moonrug also does the same thing, only it does not sync as much as it accesses the data as it is necessary. It does not store your notes on your phone, so they are inaccessible if someone gets the phone or SD card.
Some people use software like VCOrganizer or CompanionLink. They will actually encrypt the Outlook notes that are stored on your phone if you like. Others convert their notes to docs and use Google docs to access them. Others put the docs in Skydrive, so they can access them from Windows or the Skydrive app on their Android.
There are a lot of other options available, but they all require an outside app.
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« Last post by kwanyiul on March 18, 2013, 11:40:14 PM »
hi there
i have a nexus 4 phone that syncs through the internet with my outlook (exchange server) calendar and contacts on the internet - automatically.
does anyone know how to sink 'notes'?
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« Last post by droidmin on March 06, 2013, 12:36:48 AM »
Since Blackberry discontinued support for syncing their Blackberry 10 with Outlook, you may use the third party CompanionLink software to sync calendar, contacts, tasks, and notes from the Blackberry 10 to Outlook. You may find their sync software here at http://www.companionlink.com/products/bb10-outlook.html/?discountCode=IC8033.
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« Last post by droidmin on March 05, 2013, 11:18:45 PM »
If you need help syncing Outlook or Exchange to the Sony Xperia Z, www.syncdroid.net has a chart that lists solutions to sync Outlook calendar, contacts, notes, tasks, and email with it. You will find what each solution syncs (calendar, contacts, notes, tasks, email), whether there is data encryption/password protection or not, how it syncs (USB, wireless, Wi-Fi, bluetooth), if it performs an autosync, the cost (many free), if it is made to support Exchange, what version of Outlook is supported, and what platform is supported (PC or Mac). There is also a review of each software solution and a forum to read user's reviews and get help. It's a one stop shop for help syncing an Xperia Z to Outlook or Exchange.
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« Last post by droidmin on March 05, 2013, 11:17:49 PM »
If you need help syncing Outlook or Exchange to the ZTE Blade III (Blade 3), www.syncdroid.net has a chart that lists solutions to sync Outlook calendar, contacts, notes, tasks, and email with it. You will find what each solution syncs (calendar, contacts, notes, tasks, email), whether there is data encryption/password protection or not, how it syncs (USB, wireless, Wi-Fi, bluetooth), if it performs an autosync, the cost (many free), if it is made to support Exchange, what version of Outlook is supported, and what platform is supported (PC or Mac). There is also a review of each software solution and a forum to read user's reviews and get help. It's a one stop shop for help syncing a Blade III (Blade 3) to Outlook or Exchange.
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« Last post by droidmin on March 05, 2013, 11:16:10 PM »
If you need help syncing Outlook or Exchange to the Samsung Galaxy S IV (S4, S 4)), www.syncdroid.net has a chart that lists solutions to sync Outlook calendar, contacts, notes, tasks, and email with it. You will find what each solution syncs (calendar, contacts, notes, tasks, email), whether there is data encryption/password protection or not, how it syncs (USB, wireless, Wi-Fi, bluetooth), if it performs an autosync, the cost (many free), if it is made to support Exchange, what version of Outlook is supported, and what platform is supported (PC or Mac). There is also a review of each software solution and a forum to read user's reviews and get help. It's a one stop shop for help syncing a Galaxy S IV (S4, S 4) to Outlook or Exchange.
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« Last post by droidmin on March 05, 2013, 11:14:08 PM »
If you need help syncing Outlook or Exchange to the Pantech Discover, www.syncdroid.net has a chart that lists solutions to sync Outlook calendar, contacts, notes, tasks, and email with it. You will find what each solution syncs (calendar, contacts, notes, tasks, email), whether there is data encryption/password protection or not, how it syncs (USB, wireless, Wi-Fi, bluetooth), if it performs an autosync, the cost (many free), if it is made to support Exchange, what version of Outlook is supported, and what platform is supported (PC or Mac). There is also a review of each software solution and a forum to read user's reviews and get help. It's a one stop shop for help syncing a Discover to Outlook or Exchange.
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« Last post by droidmin on March 05, 2013, 11:13:10 PM »
If you need help syncing Outlook or Exchange to the Samsung ATIV S, www.syncdroid.net has a chart that lists solutions to sync Outlook calendar, contacts, notes, tasks, and email with it. You will find what each solution syncs (calendar, contacts, notes, tasks, email), whether there is data encryption/password protection or not, how it syncs (USB, wireless, Wi-Fi, bluetooth), if it performs an autosync, the cost (many free), if it is made to support Exchange, what version of Outlook is supported, and what platform is supported (PC or Mac). There is also a review of each software solution and a forum to read user's reviews and get help. It's a one stop shop for help syncing an ATIV S to Outlook or Exchange.
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