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We have all of our iphones using active sync. &nbsp;There are a few users asking us to install icloud and set up their exchange mail, their gmail and their icloud mail so that they can make sure their appointments are synched. &nbsp;Any good advice on this. &nbsp;Is their something special about icloud that would make them want to use it. They &nbsp;want to use calendar syching especially.
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We have all of our iphones using active sync.  There are a few users asking us to install icloud and set up their exchange mail, their gmail and their icloud mail so that they can make sure their appointments are synched.  Any good advice on this.  Is their something special about icloud that would make them want to use it. They  want to use calendar syching especially.

icloud vs active sync

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