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This is doable, but it is a multi-step process even though it doesn't seem as though it should be. A little over a year ago I switched to a Macbook Pro connected to an Exchange Server and used a Blackberry. The Exchange Server kept everything nice with the Blackberry and Entourage on my Mac. A few months later I left that company and was not connected to the Exchange Server and decided to use iCal and Mail in lieu of Entourage. The problem with Entourage is it is a completely different code base from Outlook and does not really provide the same functionality. Unfortunate, because I love my Mac, but I do miss Outlook. Needless to say through all of my explorations, I do believe there's a way to sync Outlook on one machine with Entourage on another, use Google Sync and another free program call Calgoo Connect.
First, set up a Google calendar that will act as the catch-all for your events. Then go to Google's support page for instructions on setting up Google Sync with your Outlook Calendar. Instructions can be found here:
http://www.google.com/support/calendar/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=89955
So now you should have Outlook syncing with Google Calendar. The next step is to get Google Calendar syncing with Entourage. That's a little trickier. You would think not, Outlook and Entourage are both MS products with the same reasons for existing, but they don't work the same way at all at the code level. Thanks to Ben Rapin for discovering a way to sync Entourage with Google Calendar via Calgoo Connect (and iCal), you can read his instructions for that here:
http://www.benrapin.com/blog/2009/05/06/my-quest-to-sync-google-calendar-with-microsoft/comment-page-1/
Or go straight to the source and download Calgoo Connect here if you're feeling frisky and want to figure it out yourself:
http://www.calgoo.com/connect/index.do;jsessionid=D66459998F6DDE0C45F5CEBBE0899CA8
Now Calgoo should be syncing Entourage with the same Google Calendar you already have syncing with Outlook. If your using a Blackberry or iPhone that is set to sync with this same Google Calendar it will all be in the same chain of synchronization as well, an added bonus and exactly why I was on the search for this type of syncing to begin with. Funny I have to use Gcal to sync my MBP with my iPhone....Just as funny as needing Gcal to sync two MS products like Outlook and Entourage.
Anyway, I hope this accomplishes what you're attempting to do. I understand the need for multi-platform sync and someone needs to develop a seamless solution to this issue. It seems Google is almost there.
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http://www.google.com/support/calendar/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=89955
http://www.benrapin.com/blog/2009/05/06/my-quest-to-sync-google-calendar-wi...
http://www.calgoo.com/connect/index.do;jsessionid=D66459998F6DDE0C45F5CEBBE...
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Therefore, If you have the original disks and liscenes you could use your windows explorer to explore the cd and select all the files on it then use FTP to connect to the remote computer and transfer all the files to the new computer. from there you could burn a cd and install it.
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August 07, 2009 12:53 AM
How to sync Entourage with Outlook 2007 on another computer.
I have a windows notebook running exchange / outlook 2007 and a mac running office 2008 with Entourage and I want to be able to access the calendar on my mac. I used to use Plaxo but their service is no longer free. Thanks
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| August 07, 2009 04:48 AM |
First, set up a Google calendar that will act as the catch-all for your events. Then go to Google's support page for instructions on setting up Google Sync with your Outlook Calendar. Instructions can be found here:
http://www.google.com/support/calendar/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=89955
So now you should have Outlook syncing with Google Calendar. The next step is to get Google Calendar syncing with Entourage. That's a little trickier. You would think not, Outlook and Entourage are both MS products with the same reasons for existing, but they don't work the same way at all at the code level. Thanks to Ben Rapin for discovering a way to sync Entourage with Google Calendar via Calgoo Connect (and iCal), you can read his instructions for that here:
http://www.benrapin.com/blog/2009/05/06/my-quest-to-sync-google-calendar-with-microsoft/comment-page-1/
Or go straight to the source and download Calgoo Connect here if you're feeling frisky and want to figure it out yourself:
http://www.calgoo.com/connect/index.do;jsessionid=D66459998F6DDE0C45F5CEBBE0899CA8
Now Calgoo should be syncing Entourage with the same Google Calendar you already have syncing with Outlook. If your using a Blackberry or iPhone that is set to sync with this same Google Calendar it will all be in the same chain of synchronization as well, an added bonus and exactly why I was on the search for this type of syncing to begin with. Funny I have to use Gcal to sync my MBP with my iPhone....Just as funny as needing Gcal to sync two MS products like Outlook and Entourage.
Anyway, I hope this accomplishes what you're attempting to do. I understand the need for multi-platform sync and someone needs to develop a seamless solution to this issue. It seems Google is almost there.
Source(s):
http://www.google.com/support/calendar/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=89955
http://www.benrapin.com/blog/2009/05/06/my-quest-to-sync-google-calendar-wi...
http://www.calgoo.com/connect/index.do;jsessionid=D66459998F6DDE0C45F5CEBBE...
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• Thanks a lot this is exactly what i'm looking for. I dont know if you ever tried using Plaxo but it basically does the same thing: Sync outlook to Plaxo >> Sync Entourage to Plaxo then everything is in sync. The nice thing about plaxo too is that it syncs other PIM data too like Contacts, to-do's, ect.
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August 08, 2009 07:20 PM
The contacts and to-do's are definitely an issue. Google is supposed to sync contacts as well, but it doesn't seem to work quite right, although the calendar syncs well. I've heard of Plaxo but not tried it. Hope it works out for you, someday perhaps there will be a true Outlook for Mac.
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August 07, 2009 03:04 AM
Well actually transferring a program from one pc to another is not a violation as long as it is installed on only one pc when it is all said and done. Therefore, If you have the original disks and liscenes you could use your windows explorer to explore the cd and select all the files on it then use FTP to connect to the remote computer and transfer all the files to the new computer. from there you could burn a cd and install it.
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