1. Connect Gmail Contacts To Outlook
2. Microsoft Outlook And Gmail

Jul 05, 2017 If you have your contacts in Outlook and you want to transfer them into your Gmail account, open Outlook and click the “File” tab. On the backstage screen, click “Open & Export” on the left and then click the “Import/Export” button. The Import and Export Wizard dialog box displays. Jul 22, 2009 Plug your iPhone into your PC, choose the device in iTunes' left pane, and select the Info tab. Pick either Outlook or Google Contacts in the 'Sync contacts from' drop-down menu. Outlook and Gmail have separate address books. They don’t sync, which means that if you change your contacts in one or the other, then you have one address book that remains unchanged. Here’s how to keep your address books synced with free, open-source software.

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  • • I read (and reread) the book on Contacts. It contains two links to tools which can help automatically sync my Outlook adress book (I am using Outlook to deal with mail) with Gmail (needed because Gmail is used to use my phone address book).

      Now I have a problem: the book states on page 9 that I need to use gSyncit or GO Contact sync Mod. The first link sends me to a non existing page, the second allows me to download but then I get all kind of funny warnings and the advice not to install it. Even worse: when I try to install Microsoft states that it is blocked.

      How do I proceed? I want to be able to use the Outlook (Office and Android versions) to have my PC and tablet up-to-date, but really would like to see the same data on my phone.

      I am using Outlook (Office 2019) on my PC (Windows10 prof) and the Outlook app on my phone (Android10). All latest updates

    • How do I proceed? I want to be able to use the Outlook (Office and Android versions) to have my PC and tablet up-to-date, but really would like to see the same data on my phone.

      Maybe this will help :

Connect Gmail Contacts To Outlook

Outlook and Gmail have separate address books. They don’t sync, which means that if you change your contacts in one or the other, then you have one address book that remains unchanged. Here’s how to keep your address books synced with free, open-source software.

It’s really simple to export and import your contacts, either from Gmail to Outlook, or vice-versa. The problem is, it’s a one-time thing. If you make a change to your Outlook contacts, if your friend changes their e-mail address or phone number, or you add or remove a contact, then you have to change it in your Gmail. And, if you make changes in Gmail, then they won’t be reflected in Outlook.

You see the problem? It’s not one without a solution however, with GO Contact Sync Mod, you can keep your Outlook and Gmail contacts in check. If you make a change to one then you can use GO Contact Sync Mod to update the other, quickly, conveniently, and almost effortlessly.

Did We Mention it’s Open Source?

GO Contact Sync Mod doesn’t try any funny stuff. It’s open source, so it’s free to use, and doesn’t have toolbars or spyware spoiling the experience.

Before you can install GO Contact Sync Mod, you need to download and install the Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5. Then you can install GO Contact Sync Mod and start keeping your Gmail and Outlook contacts in perfect harmony.

When you first open GO Contact Sync Mod, you’ll need to enter you Google account username and password before you can sync anything.

Remember, if you’ve got two-factor authentication enabled on your Gmail account, you will have to use an app-specific password.

Some of you probably have two or more Google accounts. If you want to sync those with GO Contact Sync Mod, you create profiles. Under the sync options, you want to click the “sync profile” dropdown menu and then “add new profile.”

This will open the configuration manager. The options here are very simple. If you’ve already entered your login information, click “add” to create a new profile using that username/password combination. The “edit” button merely lets you rename your profile.

Looking at the sync options, you can select, which Outlook contacts to sync (if you have more than one Outlook e-mail account and address book), choose whether to sync deleted contacts, and whether the program prompts you when deleting contacts from your destination address book.

Note, in addition to contacts, you can also sync your notes and appointments.

If you have “prompt deletion” selected, you will be asked how you want to proceed. For example, in this screenshot, an Outlook contact has been previously deleted. GO Contact Sync Mod prompts us whether we want to keep the Google contact or delete it too.

Microsoft Outlook And Gmail

Below the sync options are some important configuration settings. Though these options have check boxes beside each, you can only choose one.

By default, the program will prompt you if you want to merge any duplicate contacts, or you can decide whether Outlook wins or Google wins the merge operation. Finally, you can select which way syncs are performed – either Outlook to Google or Google to Outlook.

The automation settings let you choose whether program runs at startup, and if it automatically syncs. If you choose the auto sync option, the sync interval can then be set. It’s set to sync every two hours by default.

If you select “report sync result in system tray,” a report will pop up from the GO Contact Sync Mod system tray icon.

You may have also noticed the sync details and log. With this, if there are any errors reported, you can see what they are and make the necessary fixes.

Finally, right-click on the system tray icon to execute a manual sync, show, hide, or exit the program.

As you can see, using GO Contact Sync Mod is whole lot easier than the manual import/export method.
Unfortunately, it only works with Gmail, so if you use another e-mail service or applicatoin, then the manual method might be your only recourse. That said, GO Contact Sync Mod will save Gmail users a lot of time and effort when it comes to maintaining and syncing contacts between it and Outlook.

The best option however, is to use email service based on Microsoft Exchange that will allow you to use the Outlook completely.So all contacts stored in Outlook will be with you everywhere and you can access them from your mobile device,web browser or your computer. Also avoid duplication of contacts and avoid having your contacts in two places.