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| - | ====== Outlook to iOS Sync ====== | ||
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| - | This guide describes how you can sync between Outlook and iOS devices using an ownCloud server appliance and OutlookDAV 6.3. Besides ownCloud, any other WebDAV server could be used. | ||
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| - | ===== Tools ===== | ||
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| - | ^ Tool ^ Version ^ Appliance ^ Sync ^ Cost ^ Support ^ Website ^ | ||
| - | | OutlookDAV | 6.3 | Windows Service | fast ((Asia/ | ||
| - | | WebDAV Collaborator for Outlook | 1.6 | Outlook Plugin | fast ((every sync had 1 error, which I could not resolve)) | 29 USD o.t. | no support ((after changing the license to a new machine the plugin would not work, and Bynari refused to help)) | www.bynari.net | | ||
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| - | I tested many different, if not all, sync solutions around. By far the best is the [[http:// | ||
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| - | Both are Outlook Add-ins, run the installer and they get added to Outlook. The configuration is similar, below' | ||
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| - | Before you sync, consider to delete unused address entries, and [[win7: | ||
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