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Wireless sync for Microsoft Outlook
How it works
Get rid of those USB cables and get two-way wireless sync between Outlook and your phone.
Data is exchange between Outlook and your phone using CompanionLink's secure servers. Changes you make in Outlook are sent to our servers, which then relay this data to your phone. Two-way sync ensures that if you update any data on your phone, the updates will also sync back to Outlook.
Data we sync
- Contacts
- Calendar
- Recurring calendar events
- Tasks
- Contact notes
- User-defined fields
- Alarms and reminders
Other capabilities
- Sync to the native fields on your handheld (except iPhone)
- Custom field mapping
- Select data types to sync (contacts, calendar, tasks)
- Select one-way or two-way sync
- Select Outlook categories to sync
- Select date range to sync
- Exclude personal data from sync
What you need
- Internet connection on your phone
- Regular Wi-Fi (802.11), or
- Data plan through your wireless service provider
- CompanionLink Pro running on your PC
- CompanionLink's wireless sync service (activate through CompanionLink Pro)
- Free software called DejaLink installed on your phone (instructions provided during configuration of CompanionLink Pro)
Supported handhelds
- Apple iPhone (requires iClink)
- BlackBerry
- Windows Mobile
- Palm OS
Supported versions of Outlook
- Microsoft Outlook 97 and higher
- Microsoft Outlook 2007 with Business Contact Manager
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