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== Why use CompanionLink instead of iCloud for Outlook iPhone Sync== | == Why use CompanionLink instead of iCloud for Outlook iPhone Sync== | ||
'''iCloud''' | '''iCloud''' | ||
| − | * Cannot synchronize with your default Outlook Calendar. The iCloud PC app actually creates a new Outlook Calendar instead of working with your default calendar. CompanionLink | + | * Cannot synchronize with your default Outlook Calendar. The iCloud PC app actually creates a new Outlook Calendar instead of working with your default calendar. CompanionLink on the other hand works with your default Outlook Calendar. |
* Stores data in a separate folder forcing you to stop using your default Outlook Folder (PST file) and start using iCloud's Outlook folder. Also, iCloud's folders may not work with other Outlook Add-ins or customized workflows that you have created. | * Stores data in a separate folder forcing you to stop using your default Outlook Folder (PST file) and start using iCloud's Outlook folder. Also, iCloud's folders may not work with other Outlook Add-ins or customized workflows that you have created. | ||
* Syncs iPhone Contacts and Calendar Groups/Categories to separate calendars in Outlook. Forcing you to open multiple calendars side-by-side. Outlook users generally want Categories to show on the same/single Outlook Calendar view. | * Syncs iPhone Contacts and Calendar Groups/Categories to separate calendars in Outlook. Forcing you to open multiple calendars side-by-side. Outlook users generally want Categories to show on the same/single Outlook Calendar view. | ||
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<p>CompanionLink lets you view all calendar events on a single Calendar and keeps them separated by color-coded Categories as seen below:</p> | <p>CompanionLink lets you view all calendar events on a single Calendar and keeps them separated by color-coded Categories as seen below:</p> | ||
[[Image:ICloud3Folders4.png|center|833px]] | [[Image:ICloud3Folders4.png|center|833px]] | ||
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== Setup Guides == | == Setup Guides == | ||
Latest revision as of 14:53, 13 March 2015
Why use CompanionLink instead of iCloud for Outlook iPhone Sync
iCloud
- Cannot synchronize with your default Outlook Calendar. The iCloud PC app actually creates a new Outlook Calendar instead of working with your default calendar. CompanionLink on the other hand works with your default Outlook Calendar.
- Stores data in a separate folder forcing you to stop using your default Outlook Folder (PST file) and start using iCloud's Outlook folder. Also, iCloud's folders may not work with other Outlook Add-ins or customized workflows that you have created.
- Syncs iPhone Contacts and Calendar Groups/Categories to separate calendars in Outlook. Forcing you to open multiple calendars side-by-side. Outlook users generally want Categories to show on the same/single Outlook Calendar view.
Companionlink
- Syncs Contacts, Calendars, Tasks, Notes, and Journals between Outlook and iPhone with categories.
- Lets you share Outlook Contacts and Calendar events through a Google account
- Allows you to maintain a single, cohesive, calendar
This is how iPhone Categories/Groups appear as separate Outlook Calendars when using the iCloud PC app:
CompanionLink lets you view all calendar events on a single Calendar and keeps them separated by color-coded Categories as seen below:
Setup Guides
These setup guides will walk you through configuring CompanionLink to sync Outlook with your iPhone. We offer different sync methods, each with their own setup guide.