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Thanks John<br />
I suppose one needs the presence of the iPhone in order to change that setting ?
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Thanks John
I suppose one needs the presence of the iPhone in order to change that setting ?

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Yes, the iPhone owner would have to change the setting. Cloud contacts conflict with Outlook Contacts which is why I changed
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Yes, the iPhone owner would have to change the setting. Cloud contacts conflict with Outlook Contacts which is why I changed

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Thank you and I was happy to help you with this.
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Thank you and I was happy to help you with this.

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Hi<br />
<br />
We are having trouble syncing contacts and calendars on a windows 7 with the latest icloud version <br />
<br />
The users iPhone and iCloud (online) data are properly synced, but the Outlook 2016 situation is a little confusing<br />
<br />
The user has an IMAP account and unfortunately iCloud has created a separate instance within Outlook for its contacts and calendar folders rather than sync the existing contact and calendar folders together<br />
<br />
Therefore we have two sets of contacts and calendar folders, one set for the Outlook IMAP account, and another set for iCloud and the iPhone<br />
<br />
Is there something I did wrong, or forgot to do to, so as to obtain such a result ?<br />
<br />
thanks<br />
yann
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Hi

We are having trouble syncing contacts and calendars on a windows 7 with the latest icloud version 

The users iPhone and iCloud (online) data are properly synced, but the Outlook 2016 situation is a little confusing

The user has an IMAP account and unfortunately iCloud has created a separate instance within Outlook for its contacts and calendar folders rather than sync the existing contact and calendar folders together

Therefore we have two sets of contacts and calendar folders, one set for the Outlook IMAP account, and another set for iCloud and the iPhone

Is there something I did wrong, or forgot to do to, so as to obtain such a result ?

thanks
yann

Windows iCloud

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