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What about the error message? DOES outlook have a default profile set or do you have to select the profile each time you start outlook? (some people like it that way).
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What about the error message? DOES outlook have a default profile set or do you have to select the profile each time you start outlook? (some people like it that way).

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I have almost the same setup as you but I use Apple iCloud as my cloud provider for photos. Works great. <br />
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So long as I transfer to Computer regularly, I live well within my free allowance. &nbsp;<br />
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Worthy of consideration.
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I have almost the same setup as you but I use Apple iCloud as my cloud provider for photos. Works great.

So long as I transfer to Computer regularly, I live well within my free allowance.  

Worthy of consideration.

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I use Apple only for my iPhone 6, and Windows for everything else. &nbsp;I'm running Windows 10 with Office 365. &nbsp; When I set up my iCloud to upload backups of photos, etc., it gave me the following error message:<br />
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<a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2018/10_w41/1391982/iCloud-and-Outlook.PNG" target="_blank" title="iCloud and Outlook (512 KB)"><img alt="iCloud and Outlook" class="file-block lazyload" style="max-width: 800px;" data-src="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2018/10_w41/800_1391982/iCloud-and-Outlook.PNG" /></a><br />
How do I configure Outlook to allow iCloud to work … or is there a reason not to?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Phil
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I use Apple only for my iPhone 6, and Windows for everything else.  I'm running Windows 10 with Office 365.   When I set up my iCloud to upload backups of photos, etc., it gave me the following error message:



How do I configure Outlook to allow iCloud to work … or is there a reason not to?

Thanks,

Phil

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