Outlook Tasks and Notes

[yomonk1]

I've seen a couple of random posts on this but havent found answers, so I ask again. Is there any way to transfer my tasks and notes (memos) from Outlook to the Incredible? Hopefully without a $39 program.

 

[PittNet]

I've seen a couple of random posts on this but havent found answers, so I ask again. Is there any way to transfer my tasks and notes (memos) from Outlook to the Incredible? Hopefully without a $39 program.

This works for me.


Sync Microsoft Outlook to Google and Android-based phones like the Motorola Droid | CompanionLink

 

[yomonk1]

I've seen a couple of random posts on this but havent found answers, so I ask again. Is there any way to transfer my tasks and notes (memos) from Outlook to the Incredible? Hopefully without a $39 program.

This works for me.


Sync Microsoft Outlook to Google and Android-based phones like the Motorola Droid | CompanionLink

ahhhhh....and there's the $39 app.... Anything else out there? Not buying this. Hell no!

 

[mobiledevice]

ahhhhh....and there's the $39 app.... Anything else out there? Not buying this. Hell no!

exactly how I feel

 

[JF]

Yeah, this is a problem for me too.

I use both quite a bit.

 

[yomonk1]

Just found this. still a pay app, but only $14 Need Outlook Notes & Tasks - DROID INCREDIBLE by HTC (Verizon) - Android Forums - HTC Community

 

[Dirtbikemike]

Just found this. still a pay app, but only $14 Need Outlook Notes & Tasks - DROID INCREDIBLE by HTC (Verizon) - Android Forums - HTC Community

$14 bucks aint bad, do I hear $13?? Going once, twice.... lol......Free is for me!

 

[Dirtbikemike]

oops, I forgot to subscribe

 

[jeeplj8]

I am with you guys - if you advertise EAS sync, shouldn't you actually sync with all of Outlook, not just the parts that you thought were good (or easy?)

 

[dyastrab]

I use gsync. It works great but costs $19.99. http://www.daveswebsite.com/software/gsync/

 

[jeeplj8]

I use gsync. It works great but costs $19.99. http://www.daveswebsite.com/software/gsync/

Not to say that the developer should not get $20 for coming up with something to try and work around the problem, he should.

I just feel that Google should be paying him if they are going to advertise EAS support in Android. Basically, this is either false or mis-leading advertising. Again - if you say you are going to do something, you should do it, not just part of it.

Kind of like the Sprint adds that talk about tethering, but don't mention that it costs 30 bucks a month. It is just mis-leading, and purposefully so.

 

[paforeyes]

One time charge?

 

[jmagsho]

I've been using Touchdown Exchange for 2 years now. The UI isn't the best but it is improving, and as someone who relies heavily on Outlook for corporate email and as part of my GTD system, Touchdown was well worth the cost.

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[junipertodd]

I've also used Touchdown for the last two years. It's kept me in sync with my corporate Outlook email, contacts and schedule. It's worked flawlessly and I highly recommend it.