syncing outlook notes with galaxy note 3
I gave just migrated from an iPhone 5 to galaxy note 3.
Love the new device, but I need to be able to access and sync my outlook notes on the move.
I've got the calender and contacts covered, but I just cannot find anything to sync my notes.
I used imexchange 2 on the iphone, but I can't find anything that does this on android. Several apps say they do sync notes, but I can't get my current notes to appear on the note 3?
We are using sbs2008 and exchange, and was not expecting this problem. It's a deal breaker for me if I cannot get access and 2 way sync on the move, so would really appreciate any assistance.
Many thanks
Love the new device, but I need to be able to access and sync my outlook notes on the move.
I've got the calender and contacts covered, but I just cannot find anything to sync my notes.
I used imexchange 2 on the iphone, but I can't find anything that does this on android. Several apps say they do sync notes, but I can't get my current notes to appear on the note 3?
We are using sbs2008 and exchange, and was not expecting this problem. It's a deal breaker for me if I cannot get access and 2 way sync on the move, so would really appreciate any assistance.
Many thanks
ASKER
3rd party would be fine, but when I configure this, it authenticates me ok, but only pulls through my tasks and not any existing motes? It seems to be like this for all of the apps I have tried.
Any ideas?
Any ideas?
The application referenced does not appear to sync existing notes, only new ones created via the plugin (if it is the same one I think it is).
I am not sure there is an application that will support this for existing notes until you get to Exchange 2010. With Exchange 2010, Touchdown for Exchange will support this on Android devices.
I am not sure there is an application that will support this for existing notes until you get to Exchange 2010. With Exchange 2010, Touchdown for Exchange will support this on Android devices.
ASKER
Back to the iphone for me then! What a total waste of time!
Thanks for your help .
Thanks for your help .
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I have been trawling the app stores to try and find a third party apps to do this, but do you feel I am wasting my time, considering you last comment?
I never considered for one moment that a modern flagship smart phone could not do this rather basic thing, particularly when I've been doing it for a few years with apple.
Just shows, you can't take anything for granted these days.
Many thanks.
I never considered for one moment that a modern flagship smart phone could not do this rather basic thing, particularly when I've been doing it for a few years with apple.
Just shows, you can't take anything for granted these days.
Many thanks.
I don't know how the Apple applications are doing it, as it wasn't introduced to Exchange until 2010. They must use either OWA or some other mechanism to do it. You are probably wasting your time though, because it is something that is natively available in Exchange 2010 (and higher). Exchange 2007 is being rapidly replaced in many locations so there is going to be little demand.
Simon.
Simon.
ASKER
Thanks simon.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.myklos.inote
Simon.