Home Calendar in Outlook?

Have just upgraded my iPhone 2G to version 2.0. When I sync itunes shows two calendars in Outlook 2007. It shows "Home" and "Outlook Calendar". However, I do not have a "Home" Calendar in Outlook and the iphone has put some appointments into the Home Calendar. I have reinstalled iTunes, Reset the sync history and still a problem.
Any ideas?

I have now solved the problem. I noted from other threads that recurring items could be an issue. I therefore deleted all my recurring items from Outlook (having printed them out to re-enter later). When I synced the Home calendar appeared in my Outlook too! I then deleted the Home calendar off outlook and synced again and it disappeared from my iphone. All appointments now appear in Outlook and iPhone even the recurring entries have reappeared!

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I want to keep my home and work calendars separate but be able to look at both on my phone. I don't want my personal appointments and events to show up on my work calendar, although it's fine if work events show up on my home calendar. When I delete a personal appointment from my work calendar in Outlook, it disappears from my home calendar on my phone. I just want it to disappear from my work calendar!. FYI, I have my work and personal e-mail accounts on my phone.
Thanks for any help/advice you can offer!
AlinaM

When you say "use the same purchasing apple ID for both to share books/music apps"- will this allow him to see what apps I download on his ipod (don't want)? will this allow me to continue to see what apps/games he gets on his ipod, on my phone (do want)? and do I set those changes on both devices?
To do this:
iPhone: Settings > iTunes & App Stores > Automatic Downloads:
     Music: ON
     Apps: ON
     Books: ON
iPod: Settings > iTunes & App Stores > Automatic Downloads:
     now you decide what he gets automatically.
He doesn't use game center, imessage, facetime or anything else (mainly just games, music and picture taking)- so does he really need his own apple id and email address? also- if he wants to start getting text messages, would i still have access to all of them if he has his own apple id? would i have access to them if he stays on my apple id?
Then he doesn't need an Apple ID.
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Can I synch contacts and calendar with outlook on my office computer and media in family itunes library on my home computer?

I am purchasing a iphone4s. Can I synch contacts and calendar with outlook on my office computer and media in my family itunes library on my home computer? If so, how?

I'm having the same issue. Upgraded my 3G to OS4 which wiped out my contacts from the phone. I also use CompanionLink (Express) to sync ATC with Outlook and iTunes and the phone. Have spent hours/days on the phone with second level Apple tech support to no avail. CompanionLink IS syncing with Outlook but Outlook isn't syncing with the phone. Have tried syncing to Outlook directly (without CompanionLink) but no good result. Tried syncing through MobilMe. Can sync all Outlook contacts from my computer to me.com through MobileMe but does not sync with the phone. Tech support suggested trying to sync fewer contacts at a time as their might be a problem with the contacts file. DID manage to get 4000 of my 5600 contacts back in but can't get any more in. Previously had NO problem syncin all contacts directly and through CompanionLink. VERY frustrating.
Also, I use Outlook Express for email. Since installing MobileMe I get an error message saying that Outlook isn't my default mail handler and I need to change the settings to make it the default mail handler. I DO NOT have "sync mail" checked as I'm not trying to sync my email accounts...only contacts and calendars. Made Outlook the default mail handler which stops the error message but still can't sync the contacts and I want to keep Outlook Express for email.

Share 2 iCloud calendars with Outlook PC

Hi, firstly my set up:
Home computer:
Mac running OSX 10.8.2
iCal 6.0 (or is just called 'Calendar these days - I'll call it iCal for short )
Work computer:
PC running Win7
Outlook 2007
iCloud Control Panel installed, and configured using my existing iCloud account
Phone/mobile:
Me - iPhone, iPad
wife: iPhone
Desired use case:
I have my work diary, managed from my PC, viewable (and editable) from my iPhone, iPad, iCal (locally on Mac), and I have my 'Personal' diary on iCal
I've also set up a 'Family Diary', the purpose of which is for my wife and I to enter all events that we both need to be aware of, mainly evening and weekend events.
I have set up the 'Family Diary' to be shared with my wife and also my work e-mail address as I need to be able to view the Family Diary, and ideally add/edit it from within Outlook
It works fine with my wife's iPhone and her instance of iCal across 2 Macs
Problem:
When I set up my iCloud Control Panel on my PC and select Contacts, Calendars & Tasks, only the 'Personal' diary shows in Outlook.
If I send a share invite from my Mac to my work e-mail address, I get an invite to 'Join' the Family Diary but this links through to my iCloud webpage and I'm told I can't join a calendar I'm sharing.
I also notice that within my 'Personal in iCloud' calendar in Outlook if I enter an event here it does not show up in iCal or on my iPhone. I see the events entered in iCal in Outlook, but not the other way around
Question (x2)
How to I get the Family Diary visable and editable in Outlook?
Does the iCloud Control Panel allow for editing a iCal diary within Outlook, or only really view events created in OS X or iOS?
Many thanks - I'm kinda tearing my hair out with this

UPDATE: the item entered into my Personal iCloud calendar in Outlook has just appeared on my iPhone.So it looks like the sync is 2 way.
However the main issue - having my Family Diary visible and editable in Outlook - very much remains

Source of Multiple Calendars in Outlook 2007 and iCloud (iOS7.0.4)

Source of Multiple Calendars in Outlook 2007 and iCloud (iOS7.0.4)
My iPhones (2) and iPad list the following color-coded calendar names when the word "Calendar" is pressed at the bottom of the calendar screen: All iCloud (no colored dot), Calendar (Blue Dot), Home (orange Dot), Saved emails (red dot), and Saved emails (2)( green dot).
Calendar items created on both iPhones are coded with a blue dot and appear on a blue background in iCloud and on the phones. Calendar items created on my iPad appear on a green background (saved emails 2) on my iPad and my iphones. Why isn't the color "Blue"? It appears that entries made on Outlook appear in Saved Emails (red).
I have not imported or connected with any external calendars.
This behavior raises the following questions:
1) Should entries created on each device appear in a different color?
2) Does the color associated with an entry designate a specific device or a specific type of device?
3) Which device is the "Home" device referred to in paragraph 1 above?
4) Why would a Calendar be named with a reference to "saved emails"? From where would it come.
My understanding about synching with iCloud was that any entry from any iDevice (phone or pad) or iCloud would appear in both iCloud and in the calendars of all devices on the same Apple Account. Please confirm my understanding or correct it.
With iCloud as the hub, must I still utilize Microsoft Outlook? I am retired and no longer need Outlook for work.
Can I edit any calendar entry in I cloud had have it change it in all the devices, or must it be edited in the device in which the entry was originally made?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I would ditch Outlook like a bad habit.
Now to answer your questions starting at the bottom. yes, you can edit any and all iCloud Calendars on iCloud.com. You can rename your calendars, re-color them, create, edit or delete events, etc.
So you asked a question on why your calendars are named 'saved emails'. This sounds like something that would be created from Outlook since you can send email to the calendar in Outlook. If you quit using outlook, you can simply rename the calendars to something more sensible or delete them entirely.
About calendar colors. Each calendar you (or your mail program on your behalf) has created gets assigned a name and color. Each color helps your identify which calendar and event belongs to. When you create a new event from your iOS device or iCloud.com, you will find a handy little section that says 'calendar' where you can specify to which calendar (or color) you want that event to be on. You will also find this option when tapping and editing and event on the iOS devices or icloud.com. If you want all of your devices to default to the same calendar when creating a new event, on your iOS devices go to Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars > Scroll to the section that says 'Calendar' in gray (its at the very bottom) and change the 'default calendar' to whatever you want the defualt to be. You can also change the default in iCloud.com by clicking the gear icon.
My recommendation: 1) Ditch Outlook. Go to your Control Panel > iCloud and uncheck Outlook. 2) Move all of your events to one or two calendars. if you don't have a need for multiple calendars, just simplify your life and move them all to one calendar. You can edit the event and change the calendar, then go back and delete the other calendars that are confusing you with all the different colors. You can rename, recolor, create and delete calendars form your iOS device by tapping calendar in the bottom of the screen when in the calendars app then tap edit in the top left. You can also do these same things on iCloud.com Where ever is easiest for you will work.

ICloud WINDOWS 7 64 Bit sync problem with calendar of Outlook 2010

I am using
iPhone 4S (IOS5)
iPad 1 (IOS5)
PC (WINDOS 7 SR1 32 bit, Cor-2-duo) & Outlook 2010, 32 bit, at home
PC (WINDOWS 7 SR1 64 bit, Intel i7) & Outlook 2010 version 14.0.6106.5005 (32-Bit), in my office
together with iCoud for syncing my contacts (about 500) and calenders (2 calenders, about 3.000 and 8.000 entries) with Outlook 2010
The syncing works perfect for 1., 2. an 3., but I have severe problems with the 64bit PC:
The iCloud operating pannel is only displayed after a fresh reset of the system. Two processes are running (iCloud.exe*32, iCloudServices.exe *32), the iCloud icon on the task bar is displayed. Opening of the iCloud operating pannel fails by all means ( via icon, via network->icloud) etc. after Outlook 2010 has started once.
After closing Outlook, a restart of Outlook is perfored but displays "loading data" till infinity. The task manager is required to shut down Outlook.
After a fresh reset outlook starts (normal behavior) and displays the contacts (complete) and both calendars, but has only downloaded during set-up only about 7.000 entries of the 11.000 entries which are still displayed in the calendar of the web interface of iCloud and are displayed nicely on iPhone, iPad and the 32bit PC. The sync of new calendar entries works perfect between all four systems.
I have removed and reinstalled the iCloud operating panel sereal times, checked the Outlook pst file for errors -> no success.
Any suggestions how to overcome this problem?

I had a similar problem back lst year with MobileMe and outlook. I had to uninstall outlook and MM control panel completely then reinstal MM THEN Outlook and then MM would download all 5 of my MM calendars into Outlook including all events
do they stop at a certain date i remember seeing an option somewhere that specified how far back to sync appointments

Calendars in Outlook 2010 won't sync with my iPhone 3gs

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Here's what I've discovered: Outlook has two "versions," one for iCloud and one that is an Outlook data file ("My calendar"). You can check a box in Outlook to enable either of them (go to the Home tab and expand the navigation pane). The iPad does not sync with the Outlook data file. Anything entered there has to be manually copied to the iCloud version of Outlook in order to sync with iPad. So, to sync with iPad you have to uncheck "My calendar" in Outlook and then check "iCloud" and use that version of Outlook. But when I use the iCloud version, Outlook will not accept appointments sent to me by clients. It also screws up my communication with clients in other ways. So using the iCloud version of Outlook does not work for me.
I've discovered a third-party software that seems to solve this issue: Code Two Sync for iPad. You can Google it for reviews, the download link, etc. I downloaded and installed it and it immediately copied (synced?) all the appointments in the Outlook data file version of Outlook ("My calendar") to the iCloud version and synced them with my iPad. There were a bunch of duplicates, but I think there's some way to fix that. However...it also crashed Outlook on my computer (I have an older computer that is having issues). So I needed to uninstall it. I repeat, this is because my computer has been having other issues, I don't think it is the software's fault. I may try it again when I have more time to troubleshoot. Anyway, you might try this software and see if it works for you.

How to view the calendar in Outlook

Is there a way to view my iCloud calendar in Outlook (similar to how this link describes it for a Google calendar):
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/18353/view-your-google-calendar-in-outlook-2010/
I would much prefer not to install any software on my work computer (such as the iCloud Control Panel).
I have a Mac at home with the latest Mountain Lion.
Thanks much for your help.
Olaf

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Synchronizing Calendar with Outlook Marks Everyday of the Year as an Event

Scenario: 2nd Generation Touch 32GB, Windows XP Pro SP3, Outlook 2003
Prior to purchasing my touch last week, I have been able to successfully synchronize my calendar and contacts with my iPod Classic.
My new iPod Touch synchronizes my contacts and calendar with Outlook; however, my iPod Touch also marks everyday of the year (including those without events) with a Dot to indicate that something is occuring that day. Thus, I have to click on each day to determine when there is an actual event. The iPod Touch seems partially aware that there are no events for these days because it displays "no events" when you scroll to those days. HHHEELLPPP!
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Hi Fullerms,
you have a couple of options:
Mail for Exchange -- will sync to your Exchange server over the air (flat rate data plan strongly recommended) just like the WiMo devices do. I do this since about two years, first with my E61i and now with my E71. Fast, simple, and easy.
SyncML -- services such as Funambol and others can let you run this option. To sync my Exchange at work and Outlook at home, I'm using a local copy of Funambol (plus always-on DSL plus DynDNS and a few trix), although there are also some open Funambol-based services you can use. You will need to install a Funambol sync client on your PC, but it's not the Nokia PC Suite!
Other options that come to mind could be Google Calendar and similar -- somehwere a server in the sky where you dump your calendar and contacts regulary and sync them up to the phone.
My personal recommendation is MfE.
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Syncing BBQ10 calendar entries on Home Calendar with BBLink account ???

I am new BB user....
I importend my contacts from Android phone via file on the SD card.
I set up BBLink on my Windows system that has Outlook 2003, and indeed the Contacts were synced.
I also created many calendar entries on my new phone. I tried to sync those, and nothing happened.
As an experiment I created a calendar entry on Outlook and indeed it synced with the phone.
Looking at the phone calendar, I see that the the entries I created are shown as on the Home / Local calendar, and the entry that I created in Outlook is shown as on the BBLink calendar.
I did a second experiment where I created a new entry on my phone calendar specifying BBLink account.. and indeed, that entry showed up in Outlook after the next sync.
The problem that I have is that I have many calendar entries on my phone that are in the Home / Local calendar, and no apparent way to get them synced with Outlook.
So I have questions....
1. is there a way to have BBLink recognize the Home calendar entries the way they are on the phone ?
2. do I have to manually change all the Home Calendar entries to BBLink calendar entries ?
3. will changing the default account to BBLink fix the problem for future entries ?

Hello,
In this case since you are moving to a new computer an additional BB Link account will be added to the device when you connect to this PC and run BlackBerry Link.
BlackBerry Link will only synchronize with it's PC account, not another BB Link account created by another PC.
In order to be up and running without much hassle I would suggest the following:
1. Have all information up to date in Outlook on the 'Old Desktop' PC
2. Move the PST file containing the information from the 'Old Desktop' PC to the new one.
3. Open outlook on the new PC and confirm all info is there and up to date as was on the 'Old Desktop' PC
4. Remove the 'Old Desktop' BB Link account from the smartphone
5. Connect and sync with the new PC > this will create a new BB Link account on the smartphone and have all up to date information from Outlook within it.
Alternatively you could move all records to an account such as GMail, or Outlook.com, that support wireless synchronization of contacts and calendar. This will ensure when an item is updated on the PC it will wirelessly sync to the device.
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Why does icloud create its own calendars in outlook? i would like it to simply sync with my existing outlook calendar so i only have one. now, i have three--one outlook, and two ical calendars.

i had the same problem with MobileMe. iCloud creates new calendars in outlook that match the calendars i have on ical on my home mac computer.

Have you looked at the previous discussions listed on the right side of this page under the heading "More Like This"?
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Advanced troubleshooting for Sync Services on Windows with Microsoft Outlook 2003, Outlook 2007, or Outlook 2010

Error when synchronizing Torch calendar with outlook

Home laptop: PC - windows 7 64 bits - Outlook 32 bits - BB desktop
Smartphone: BB Torch 9810
The synchro of BB calendar with Outlook used to work perfectly well until a couple of weeks. I tried then to replace all the data of Outlook calendar by those of BB calendar: the process stopped in the middle. The Outlook calendar is now empty, and BB agenda intact. When I try to redo the same synchro (unidirectional of course to avoid to erase my BB calendar), the process stops in the middle with the following message :
" CRT ran Rec:: GetLinkedRecordld : Invalid linked record ld "
I did not change anything to Outlook. The synchro of the contacts works perfectly well, as the music or images.
I also synchronize this Torch with another PC at work, as I always used to do it, and it continues to work perfectly well...
What happened on my home laptop ?

Hi and Welcome to the Community!
Here are KBs that discuss that error:
KB31008 During contact synchronization using BlackBerry Desktop Software the error "CRTranRec:: GetLinkedRecordId : Invalid linked record Id" is displayed
KB33247 During Calendar sync using BlackBerry Desktop Software the error "CRTranRec:: GetLinkedRecordId : Invalid linked record Id" is encountered
Hopefully they contain something useful! There also are multiple existing threads on this site that discuss that exact error...your review of those might prove useful, and a search of this site, using the error message, error code, or symptom, should reveal all applicable existing threads to you.
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Home Calendar not syncing

I hope someone can help please...
My home calendar does not sync to my ipod nano though all others do. I have tried just selecting Home and also selecting "sync all" in Preferences with no success.
Does anyone have any suggestions please?

You are accessing your Exchange account on your iPhone via ActiveSync, which Apple licensed from Microsoft for the iPhone and which is included for accessing an Exchange account in the same way with the Mail.app, the Address Book, and iCal on a Mac with Snow Leopard, so I'm not sure why your IT guy laughs at this when you are doing the very same with your iPhone. ActiveSync is secure, or as secure as Microsoft is able to make it. Does anyone at your company use a Windows laptop and if so, are they unable to access their Exchange account with Outlook on their Windows laptop via ActiveSync when traveling or when away from the office? If they are allowed to do this, it would be no different on a Mac running Snow Leopard and would be more secure than a Windows PC doing the same.
What did you use on your Mac to capture or sync this data on your Blackberry with the Address Book and iCal?

RE: windows 7 outlook 2007 ios 6 iPhone 4- Still signed in to the old iCloud account on PC and iPhone4. How do I sign into new iCloud user ID [email] without duplicating or deleting my contacts and calendar in Outlook 2007

iCloud on PC QUESTION: RE: Windows 7, Outlook 2007, iOS 7.1.2, iPhone 4: Changed iClould user ID to new email. Still have the old iCloud User ID [email] on PC and iPhone 4. ---- How do I change to new iCloud user ID [email] without duplicating or deleting my contacts and calendar in Outlook 2007. I just exported Outlook to a .pst back up file on my PC. I have had extensive contact notes. When I was originally setting up with Apple care in 2011, the contact notes duplicated several times within the contact and the contacts also duplicated, so I want to avoid problems.
1/29/15 Thank you for your help!

Look here.
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Work and Home Calendars

This may have been covered before but I could not find it so ... I have a home calendar and a work calendar. Both are outlook. While I dont mind if the home one syncs boths ways (pc to iphone and iphone to pc) I would like to ONLY sync one way on the work computer (PC to iphone). Can I do this and how? Thanks in advance.

Howdy johnnedwards,
The Maps and Calendars applications gets its information on where your "Home" or "Work" addresses are from the contents of your card in the Contacts application.
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