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On my PC I use the Outlook 365 calendar.
Unfortunately, the Outlook application on Android is not convenient for me, and therefore on my mobile I use an application that reflects the Gmail calendar.
I synchronize between the two calendars using a third-party program called Sync2Cloud that is on the personal computer and makes sure that every entry made on one device also appears on the other device.
I took your advice and tried the new Outlook. After a few minutes of adjustment and getting used to it, I find it very pleasant to use.
The problem is that it doesn't synchronize with the Gmail calendar. I checked with Sync2Cloud support, and they confirmed that indeed their software does not work with the new Outlook.
I had no choice but to go back to the old Outlook as synchronization is critical for me.
Do you have another solution?
I need a registration made in Outlook on the computer to appear in Gmail on Android and vice versa. As mentioned, Outlook for Android is not a solution.
I would love a solution that would allow me to use the new Outlook.
Using New Outlook on Windows for professional communication and productivity
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A frustrating lack of cooperation by Microsoft with other providers, as well as with itself.
Good luck.
True. True.
Thank you
A frustrating lack of cooperation by Microsoft with other providers, as well as with itself.
Good luck.
Yes of course this is possible.
Simply add your Google account in the New Outlook - Settings -> Account -> Add Account - your calendar will appear and will sync (Google to Outlook, and Outlook to Google).
Thanks.
Alas, the 2 calendars do not synchronize. It is true that events on the added Google Calendar show on the New Outlook in windows, but they do not show on Outlook 365 on the web. There is no synchronization.
Yes of course this is possible.
Simply add your Google account in the New Outlook - Settings -> Account -> Add Account - your calendar will appear and will sync (Google to Outlook, and Outlook to Google).
So sorry about that.
I wish I knew some other way.
Best wishes Adeyemi