How to sync Outlook to Galaxy Note 8 – Contacts, Calendar, Tasks and Notes

What we all want, is something that works like Outlook on the phone.  Not for email, but for scheduling, task management and mapping.

Try this:

1. Download DejaOffice on your Galaxy Note 8
2. Download CompanionLink for Outlook on your PC.
3. Configure them for DejaCloud Sync
4. Watch your Outlook Contacts and Calendar appear on your phone.

DejaOffice is Free.  CompanionLink runs on a two-week trial.

I’m all up and running on Galaxy Note 8 now.  Transition is as smooth as can be using Samsung Smart Sync and DejaCloud Sync.

1. Install SmartSync and sync all my apps.
   1. This works great, but in every app, all the settings are lost.
   2. So I make a list, and set them back up one-by-one
2. Set my DejaCloud login and password
   1. DejaOffice synchronizes automatically.

I like the larger screen on the phone.  In fact, my main complaint with Galaxy Note 8 is that I’d like the screen to be a bit wider.  I do a lot of reading on the phone, and a little more space would be nice.  As it is, it is slightly larger than Galaxy S8-Plus and this will work for now.

Special features of DejaOffice:

• Time zone management, so when you land your Calendar doesn’t go wonky
• Calendar Colors that match Outlook
• Templates that save time entering new Appointments and Tasks
• Persistent alarms to be sure I don’t miss anything.
• Recurring tasks compatible with Outlook
• Optional:  Franklin Covey task priorities  A1, B2, C99
• Works same on Android and iPhone, Phones and Tablets.

Check out https://www.dejaoffice.com for more information.