Rom Hustler Mindjet Bpo TaskTask (Outlook & Exchange Tasks) CommentReparer How To Sync Outlook Tasks With Your iPhone (For Free) This post is going to be divided into several parts: Let’s start with how you can sync your Microsoft Outlook Tasks to your iPhone for free. I have read several articles about how to do this but I found the process to be convoluted. Let me make it very simple. Step 1. That should have taken you about 15 seconds. Step 2. Almost done! Step 3. On the Synchronization tab you can change your Automatic Synchronization to whatever works for you. Outlook is now synchronized to ToodleDo. Ready for the iPhone part? Ok, 2 ways to do this. The free way? Now you have the tasks that were in Outlook right there on Your iPhone screen! Make a change on your iPhone and it will sync back to Outlook! There is also a third party iPhone / iPod touch application that will synchronize with Toodledo and allow you to work offline. Do this for me, use the free way I described. So look for 3 more articles coming up: Questions?
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