Free photoshop like software for mac. [INVESTIGATING] Search doesn't work in Outlook for Mac after MacOS. Do exist in your mailbox, or you get older data when you have newer items. This tool lets you reset recent addresses that Outlook has stored, and delete. To report issues or provide feedback, simply go to Help > Contact Support in Outlook for Mac. Outlook and IMAP - Outlook doesn't allow the Drafts and Trash folders to sync with the respective IMAP folders. I have found this frustrating myself and the same behavior exists in Office 2011 for the Mac. There was a workaround for 2003 but it fails in 2007 and higher.

• This is unfortunately a one-way synchronization from Outlook to iPhone. I'll share simple solution that worked for me. My iPod Touch was syncing with calendar entries from Outlook 2007, but Outlook 2007 wasn't syncing with appointments entered on my iPod calender. Is onyx for mac safe for sierra. As iPod Touch has same functionality as iPhone 4, I'm guessing the same resolution would work for iPhone also.

Reason for discrepancies, was my default Calender on iPod, was set to a different Calendar than Outlook. Verify 'Calendar' is selected in Outlook 2007 under 'My Calendars'.

On iPod Touch:- Go to - 'Settings' Select - 'Mail, Contacts, Calendars' Move down to - 'Calendar' section Select - 'Default Calendar' Select - 'Calendar' under 'From My PC' heading (Blue dot) Now go back to your iPod calendar and select 'List' view. Any appointments that don't have the blue dot will need to be modified, as basically only those with blue dot will sync to Outlook 2007. To Modify in 'List' view:- Tap on appointment Select - 'Edit' Under 'Calendar' select 'Calendar' 'From My PC' Select 'Done' x2 to return to Event Details Now you're all set. Simply go to iTunes on your PC and 'Sync' once again.

All should be in order. I would check on your iPhone that the events aren't being added to another calendar. In the calendar app when adding an event there is the option called Calendar which lets you select which calendar events are being added to. I would try creating some test events on your iPhone in different calendars if you have multiple. If events are created in a calendar that syncs over the air (i.e. Mobileme, gmail, yahoo) those events won't sync via an iTunes tethered sync. Outlook 2007 is supported to sync by iTunes so they should be syncing both ways.

Update to the latest version of iTunes and Outlook 2007 if its not already. If that doesn't work, I would try backing up your data in Outlook, then unchecking that selection to sync calendars with outlook in iTunes, sync and remove the data from the phone when prompted, then check the selection to sync the calendars with Outlook again and syncing the info back to the phone.

Create some test events and see if events sync then. Hope this helps. Maybe this will help someone having some issues syncing 'both ways' with outlook/iphone calendars. Some background: My boss got a new iPhone 4 and uses Outlook '03. We were having issues getting his calendar items to sync back and forth, as he used his iPhone on the road/at home, and the Outlook '03 in the office.

• Certain events were syncing back and forth, but others weren't. It was partially syncing 'both ways'. • He created an iCloud account, and set up his calendars to sync through iCloud, but did not install the iCloud Control Panel for Windows (yet).

• The events that he created on the iPhone were 'iCloud home/work' calendar events, as opposed to 'PC Calendar events'. So, I went into his iPhone, changed the home/work(green/purple color) back to 'PC events (blue). All of the sudden, the events were all syncing both ways.