Google has a sync app to sync outlook and the Google calendar....I have had my set up this way for years and it syncs in real time. I have outlook 2007 on my desktop though.
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Google Calendar Sync as a free app was discontinued some time back. If you already had it installed, as I did, it will continue to work but you cannot install it now and have it work. Also, it would only do calandar sync, not contacts or tasks.
I just received an email from Google indicating that calendar sync will no longer work.Google Calendar Sync as a free app was discontinued some time back. If you already had it installed, as I did, it will continue to work but you cannot install it now and have it work. Also, it would only do calandar sync, not contacts or tasks.
As a result I am now looking for a new app for my desktop to sync with Google Calendar and Contacts.
Walter,
Give CompanionLink a try. In addition to calendar, we support sync for Contacts, Tasks, and Categories/Groups. Our product is backed by phone support which really makes a difference when you just need to speak to someone to resolve things.
I want to may sure my devices sync even if I am not at my office or home. Does CompanionLink work this way? And, if so does that require a subscription?
While testing can I continue to run Google Calendar Sync (until it goes away Aug. 1) and CompanionLink at the same time? And, how many devices can I install CompanionLink on?No subscription required; CompanionLink is available as a one-time purchase.
Your devices will sync to Google irrespective of your PC being on. They use whichever data connection is available.
If you wish to sync Outlook, of course, your PC will need to be on. CompanionLink runs in the background on your PC.
While testing can I continue to run Google Calendar Sync (until it goes away Aug. 1) and CompanionLink at the same time? And, how many devices can I install CompanionLink on?
Thanks!
don't use companionlink it wont work. cost my $50 bucks for nothing then I tried to get my money back guarantee and it was like getting blood from a stone, except you don't even get blood.